> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mulearn.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mulearn.org/how-to-use-the-platform/general-pages/mjourney.md). # μJourney ### Overview The μJourney page allows you to: * Complete learning tasks and earn Karma. * Progress through different learning levels. * Explore specialized Interest Group tasks. * Participate in event-based learning activities. * Browse additional platform tasks. * Search, filter, and sort available tasks. ### Learning Categories Tasks are organized into four categories. #### Start Journey Provides the foundational learning path for all users. Tasks are grouped into progressive levels: * Level 1 – Foundation * Level 2 – Explorer * Level 3 – Intermediate * Level 4 – Advanced Each level contains multiple tasks that award Karma. Progression to the next level is based on earning the required amount of Karma for the current level. #### Become Expert Displays specialized tasks based on your selected Interest Groups. Only tasks related to your chosen Interest Groups are displayed. Select the **Edit** button to update your preferred Interest Groups. You can select up to **three** Interest Groups. After saving your changes, the displayed tasks are updated accordingly. #### Events Displays tasks associated with platform events. Event tasks are presented using the same task card layout as the Start Journey section. Use the search bar to quickly locate event tasks. #### Others Displays additional platform tasks that are not part of the primary learning path. The Others section includes: * Search * Sort * Tasks per page * Task type filter ### Task Cards Each task is displayed as a task card containing: * Task status * Task title * Interest Group * Karma reward * Task hashtag * View button Task status indicates the current completion state of the task. Common task statuses include: * Pending * Completed Selecting **View** opens the task details in a side panel. ### Task Details Selecting **View** opens a side panel containing additional task information. The task details include: * Task title * Task description * Interest Group * Hashtag * Published By * Submit Proof of Work ### Submit Proof of Work Select **Submit Proof of Work** after completing the task. Before submitting proof of work, your Discord account must be connected. If Discord is not connected, a notification is displayed indicating that a Discord account is required. Once connected, complete the task by submitting your proof of work in the designated Discord task dropbox using the hashtag provided in the task details. ### Search Tasks The search bar allows you to search for tasks using: * Task title * Hashtag * Task type * Interest Group * Channel * Level Search results are updated based on your search query. ### Filter Tasks The **Filter** option allows you to display tasks based on their completion status. Available filters include: * All * Completed * Incomplete Selecting a filter updates the displayed task list. ### Sort Tasks The **Sort** option allows you to organize tasks using different criteria. Available sorting options include: * Default * Karma (High → Low) * Karma (Low → High) * Title (A–Z) * Title (Z–A) * Newest First * Oldest First * Most Used * Level Selecting a sorting option rearranges the displayed tasks accordingly. ### Tasks Per Page The task count selector controls the number of tasks displayed on a page. Available options include: * 10 * 20 * 50 Selecting a value updates the number of visible task cards. ### Task Type Filter The **Show** option filters the displayed tasks by category. Available options include: * All Tasks * Company Tasks * Campus Tasks * Mentor Tasks Selecting an option updates the displayed task list. ### Notes * Completing tasks earns Karma that contributes toward level progression. * Progression between levels is based on earning the required Karma, not by completing every task within a level. * All tasks require a connected Discord account before proof of work can be submitted. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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