Learn and earn

Learn how MIOSA works and earn up to $100 in credits while you do. There are three tracks, and you can do them in any order.

Earn up to $100 in credits

Learn how MIOSA works and get paid in credits you can spend on anything in your workspace. Three tracks, one finish line.

$20 Words
$50 Games
$30 Videos
  1. Learn the words

    Pass a short final in each of the 8 glossary categories.

    $20 8 categories
    • Core primitives $2.50 Opens soon
    • Organization $2.50 Opens soon
    • Networking and domains $2.50 Opens soon
    • Data $2.50 Opens soon
    Learn the words
  2. Learn with games

    Play through the 7 roadmap units, then pass each unit final.

    $50 7 units
    • The words $5 Opens soon
    • How MIOSA fits together $5 Opens soon
    • Your first sandbox $7 Opens soon
    • Shipping $7 Opens soon
    Play the games
  3. Learn with videos

    Watch each video all the way through, then answer two quick questions.

    $30 12 videos
    • Quickstart $2.50 Opens soon
    • Sandboxes $2.50 Opens soon
    • Machines $2.50 Opens soon
    • Computers $2.50 Opens soon
    Watch the videos

How it works

  1. LearnRead, play and watch. Everything in Learn is free and open to everyone.
  2. Pass the finalEach item has a short final. Questions are different every time and graded on our side.
  3. Get creditsPassing adds credits straight to your workspace balance.

The fine print, in plain words

  • Credits land in your workspace balance and work for anything you run on MIOSA, including Optimal.
  • They expire 180 days after you earn them.
  • The limit is $100 per person and $100 per organization, for life.
  • You need a verified email and an account at least a day old. If you pass before that, the reward waits and arrives on its own.
  • Finals draw new questions each time and are graded by us. After a miss you wait a little before trying again.
  • Videos count when you watch them at normal speed in a visible tab. Skipping ahead does not count.
  • Credits cannot be withdrawn or refunded to a card.

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