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Hi everyone, this is my experiment with the code block to use local storage on the browser to hold certain information as you progress through a RISE course and use that to control the experience. And I focused on seat time, how long somebody's been studying a course. So this first widget gives the current time, current location, current weather, just to see if it could do that and gives a graphic illustration of that just would be a nice way to illustrate the kind of data that's being obtained now by RISE. And this second widget is a time check and it shows that the course has been running for 19 seconds and so if we get to the end of the course. In under a minute, this certificate is locked. We can't proceed until a minute has elapsed. So it kind of throttles the experience. And now I know that seat time and how long you've sat in front of a course or indeed how long it's been open in your browser is not a great measure of learning. But I know that in financial services, particularly in the UK, that seek time and continuous professional development is often tracked in terms of an hours study here and hours. Looking there, so I thought be quite interesting to try and achieve A certification based on time within a rise course. So if we go back through this now, it's still running, the clock still going, we're now over a minute. So what we should see is the post it note has been removed and we can now enter the name on this certificate. This certificate is responsive. So at the moment it's sitting in this format, but if you viewed it on a mobile device, it would resize and fit and then we can print it off. There's an A4 PDF. Haven't developed the certificate any further, but you can imagine we could. We could inject your company's logo as well by adding some code to do that. But the important thing here is that we've got the title of the course, the time and the date and the total time of one minute. So what you'll see from the back end code is that we can set the title of the course in the code, we set the minimum time, and we can also set a maximum time. So this would address the fact that somebody might start the course at lunchtime and then come back to it 4 hours later. We're not gonna give them four hours credit. So this is currently set up. You have to study it for at least a minute, but it will give you up to two hours credit for study on this certificate. So all it is achieved vibe coding with Claudia. I had a lot of fun doing that and uses the local storage tracks the time when the course first opens and just throttles the experience and doesn't allow you to complete it within certain thresholds. And there may be some practical applications for this. I can certainly see a few. And I'd love to hear what you all think. Thank you.