You
You bring the purpose, materials, choices and judgement.
Start with your knowledge, feelings, values, experiences, imagination and creations. With Navi, explore, create and connect. Grow your ability to find direction, judge results and keep creating across different situations—and to choose and use new AI capabilities as they emerge.
AI will keep changing. Your ability to shape what comes next starts with you.
Choose any of the 22 available Quests, in any order. Each Quest guides your real practice on Earth LinC.
Learn, create, and earn Credits for your next Station
My Quest is saved in this browser for now. Your Credits belong to your account.
A Station is the smallest independent module of a person’s digital assets in the AI era. It is complete on its own, keeps its content, context and authorship, and can connect and recombine with your other Stations and with others’. You and Navi contribute differently; the Station is what results.
You bring your purpose, interests and materials, and you set the direction. Navi works from what you bring. For example: photos and memories of home.
You bring the purpose, materials, choices and judgement.
Brings AI capability that is part of your Station — helping create and revise it, grounded in your intention and materials, and showing what AI contributed.
The resulting asset: a story, visual, interactive page, presentation or more that you can open, reuse and revise.
The abilities you develop stay yours, and so do your creative and knowledge assets — however AI changes. Each exploration, decision and revision can feed your next Station.
Four EarthLinC principles coexist from your very first exploration — not levels, nothing to unlock.
Unique you: your interests, experience, values and viewpoint.
Your intention, situation and materials, which ground Navi’s AI help.
Connections among your own Stations, and with people, ideas and others’ work; recombining opens new possibilities.
What you understand and can reuse: discoveries gained by connecting, reflecting and practising, kept with their sources. Saved files alone are not Knowledge.
Later Quests can use tools you authorize (MCP), so an AI assistant can find, read and recombine your own earlier Stations — and you decide what it may use.
Every Quest begins with a human capability, makes AI’s contribution understandable, and helps you carry what you learn into a new situation.
We start from projects drawn from your own interests, shared with others and revised through feedback. Direction, judgement, iteration and transfer are practised through real making, not task completion or tool operation.
Looking back at what you did and why helps you bring an idea into a new situation.
Six directions you practise — practices, not badges
Credits you purchase and Credits you earn by learning use the same account balance to create and refine your own Stations.
Practising and generating a Quest card need no sign-in. Sign in only to receive account Credits. Actual crediting requires account confirmation.
You don’t need all 22 Quests — earn as you learn.
Checking your account reward status…
| Quest group | Calculation | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Discover & Create | 12 Quests × 80 | 960 |
| Connect & Expand | 6 Quests × 120 | 720 |
| Grow & Evolve | 4 Quests × 180 | 720 |
| Exploration subtotal | 960 + 720 + 720 | 2,400 |
| One-time creation participation | Once per account | 1,500 |
| Maximum Credits | 2,400 + 1,500 | 3,900 |
Quest Credits are paid once per account per Quest. Regenerating or replaying a card never pays twice.
To receive Credits, sign in and visit the Quest for 2 minutes while signed in. Up to 6 claims per rolling 24 hours.
Maximum: 2,400 from Quests + one whole 1,500 bonus = 3,900 Credits.
The 1,500 is one whole bonus, not 300 each. It is earned once per account and needs all of these:
Automatic checks run first, then admin review. A submission shows as pending; approval pays the Credits. If it is rejected, you get a reason and can resubmit. Actual crediting requires account confirmation.
External research and guidance inform how we design learning, restated in our own words. They are not the origin of EarthLinC’s four principles, and are cited as sources of ideas, not as endorsements of this Station.