Class Hub

What it is

Class Hub is a self-hosted learning doorway where access, pacing, links, assignments, and operational visibility stay in the hands of the educator or maintainer. Publicly, it should be read as a privacy-forward infrastructure prototype rather than as a generalized LMS replacement.

What it lets people do

It lets teachers assemble course-facing modules and workflows without surrendering the whole teaching environment to opaque platform defaults.

What is public now

• Project repo Current implementation source.
• Class Hub stack diagram Public-safe architecture view without deployment detail.
• Legacy note Short public lineage marker.

Evidence status

Status: prototype / public-safe excerpt. Public source and diagrammatic evidence exist, but the page should stay cautious until redacted screenshots and a clearer public data-retention note are surfaced.

Next proof object: Redacted course-home screenshot paired with a short data-retention and access-control note.

Boundary note

This node is intentionally public-safe. It discusses architecture, workflow, and privacy posture without exposing classroom data, institutional details, or live deployment specifics.

What remains unresolved

• The page should not imply institutional adoption, student outcomes, or broad deployment stability.
• A redacted screenshot set would make the workflow claims easier to verify publicly.
• The retention and deletion story should be surfaced more directly if this page grows.

Methods surfaced

• Documentation as Interface Teaching infrastructure teaches through structure as much as through content.
• Consent-Forward Systems Privacy posture and user autonomy matter even when the system is not camera-based.
• Evidence Before Polish A redacted screenshot and retention note matter more than platform rhetoric.

Related Fleet Projects

• Syllabus A curriculum/archive companion that supplies prompts, policies, and teaching lineage.
• seedBox Shows what portable kits look like when they need a practical course doorway.
• repair-studio Keeps the maintenance and care side of self-hosted teaching systems visible.

Source trail

• Project repo — Implementation truth.
• Last reviewed: 2026-05-15

The Atlas is the relationship layer. Use the repository for current project-specific truth, and use studio-notes when methods, decisions, or teaching material need to travel across the fleet.

Where to go next

• Open Syllabus — See the archive layer that can feed this delivery system.
• Open machine-docs — See the documentation culture that keeps this kind of system maintainable.