Completed modules
Record a learner’s completion of specific DOI learning experiences only when the application can reliably identify the learner and the completion event.
The Daughters Passport is a future product concept for recording completed learning, participation and student-created work. It is not currently an active verified-member system.
Record a learner’s completion of specific DOI learning experiences only when the application can reliably identify the learner and the completion event.
Institutional or facilitator verification should be required before attendance, service hours or leadership roles are marked as verified.
Allow students to choose what work they want to retain or share, with clear privacy, consent and deletion controls—especially for minors.
Define accounts, age handling, guardian consent where required, authentication, profile visibility and what identifying information is necessary.
Every completion, badge, hour or certificate needs a source: application event, facilitator approval, institution record or another explicit verifier.
Define who can see each record, how students correct or delete data, retention periods, and what an exported portfolio does and does not certify.
The connected Daughters of India Supabase project currently has no application tables. No Passport account, badge, event or verification data should be represented as live until that schema and its RLS/privacy model are deliberately implemented and tested.
Students can use the Financial Literacy Academy, Money Matters Simulation, Conversation Cards and Knowledge Quest directly. Some interactive tools store progress locally in the browser; local state is not the same thing as an institutionally verified learning record.