The
Multiverse
School

Student handbook

Getting Started with This Handbook

For Students

Welcome to The Multiverse School Handbook. This guide helps you find what you need based on where you are.


First Day? Start Here

Get Set Up (30 minutes)

  1. Browse classes - Find a class that fits what you want to learn
  2. Enroll - Stripe checkout, then check your email for a magic link (no password)
  3. Open your dashboard - See your classes, upcoming sessions, and curriculum
  4. Join Matrix chat - Say hi, tell us what you want to build
  5. Read How Multiverse Works - Understand the learning model

Bookmark These


Key Pages

  • /classes - Browse all classes, organized by learning track
  • /paths - Your track dashboards — see progress, upcoming sessions, what's next
  • /dashboard - Your enrolled classes, schedule, and quick links
  • /curriculum/<slug>/ - Course materials (available after enrolling in a class)
  • /x/ - Class day companions — interactive tools that go with each session
  • /tools/ - Self-paced workbenches and learning tools you can use anytime
  • /handbook - This handbook
  • /resources - Community Resource Commons — find and share mutual aid resources
  • /support - Pricing tiers and how to support the school
  • /terms - Terms of service, refund policy
  • /privacy - Privacy policy
  • campus.themultiverse.school - The spatial virtual world

How to Log In

The Multiverse School uses magic links — no password to remember.

  1. Enter your email at login
  2. Check your inbox for a link
  3. Click it — you're in

Links expire after 24 hours. Request a new one anytime.


By Situation

"I just enrolled, what do I do?"

→ How Multiverse Works - Understand the learning model → Your Dashboard - See your upcoming class → Matrix chat - Introduce yourself

"I want to explore more classes"

→ Browse classes - All classes by track → Learning tracks - Curated sequences of classes

"I'm struggling with the material"

→ When You're Struggling → Asking for Help → Come to class — that's what it's for

"I need help outside of class"

→ FindHelp.org - Local resources for food, housing, healthcare → Crisis Resources - Hotlines and immediate help → Community Resource Commons - Community-sourced resources

"Someone in the community is making me uncomfortable"

→ Setting Boundaries → Code of Conduct → Contact [email protected]

"I'm in crisis"

→ 988 (call or text) | 741741 (text HOME) → Crisis Resources → When You're in Crisis


Understanding the Handbook Structure

Part I: Learning & Participation

How this space works, how learning happens, what to build

Part II: Community & Relationships

Mutual aid, boundaries, getting help, common misunderstandings

Part III: Crisis & Safety

When things are hard, crisis resources, de-escalation

Part IV: Policies & Agreements

Code of Conduct, mutual aid guidelines, community agreements

Part V: Community Health

Recognizing unhealthy patterns, dependency, manipulation

Part VI: Appendices

Liberatory pedagogy framework, thinkers, research

Part VII: Resources

Mental health, survival, emigration, disability, LGBTQ+, neurodivergent resources


Getting Help

Who to Contact


Version History

Version 2.0 (September 2026)

  • Updated to reflect current site structure (classes, tracks, paths, tools)
  • Replaced outdated Obsidian/AI Tutor references with current curriculum delivery
  • Added learning tracks, support tiers, and interactive tools documentation
  • Updated contact information and navigation guide

Version 1.0 (November 2025)

  • Initial release

Welcome to The Multiverse School. Build things. Share what you discover. Ask questions. That's how we learn.

The handbook is written in the open. See this page on GitHub.

Ask the handbook

Ask about refunds, rescheduling, the code of conduct, campus, or anything else in the handbook. Answers come only from the handbook text.