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AI Enrichment Tools
Overview
LEAST includes AI-assisted tools that help educators and platform administrators enrich lesson metadata, tag content with roles and skills, and surface discovery connections.
Lesson Enrichment Pipeline
The AI pipeline analyses lesson content and suggests:
- Relevant occupational role tags (from a taxonomy of 701+ roles)
- EKOS competency links (European Key Occupation Standards — 215 competency areas)
- Learning objective improvements
- Related lesson suggestions
To run enrichment on a lesson:
- Open the lesson → AI Tools → Enrich
- Review the suggested tags
- Accept, edit, or reject each suggestion
- Save — accepted tags are applied to the lesson record
Bulk Enrichment
For mass tagging of existing lessons:
- Navigate to Educator → AI Enrichment → Batch Run
- Select lessons to process (or run on all untagged lessons)
- The pipeline runs in the background; results appear in the Review Queue
Review Queue
AI-generated suggestions always go through a human review step:
- Navigate to Educator → AI Review Queue
- Each item shows: lesson title, suggested tags, confidence score
- Actions: Approve, Edit and Approve, Reject
- Approved suggestions are applied and logged
Role-Lesson Links
The platform maintains a map of 734 role-lesson connections (AI-generated, human-reviewed). These power:
- The Discover feature (showing learners content relevant to their role)
- Employer-facing analytics (what skills does this learning pathway develop?)
Lesson Content Injection Pipeline
Educators and admins can inject new lesson content at scale using the content pipeline API:
- Content descriptors (title, description, URL, type) are submitted via the API
- iFrame embeddability is auto-detected
- New lessons enter the Review Queue for human approval before going live
See Collection API for technical details on the injection endpoint.