Content standards
Educational content should be traceable, reviewable, and clearly labeled.
Arcade Academy is designed to keep source and review context attached to study material while separating neutral demonstration fixtures from production educational content.
Publication workflow
Review is a lifecycle, not a one-time badge.
The platform workflow is structured so the reviewed version, its source, and its managed assets stay aligned.
Record the source
A production content record needs source information that an administrator and reviewer can inspect.
Review the educational item
A qualified reviewer should examine the prompt, answer, explanation, attachments, and the way the item will be used.
Attach review metadata
Reviewer identity, review status, and the last-reviewed date stay with the content record.
Publish through the guarded workflow
Student-facing publication is reserved for active content that has the required source and approval state.
Reset review after meaningful edits
When reviewed content or its managed assets change, the workflow returns it to review instead of silently preserving an old approval.
Visible context
Students should be able to inspect the status of what they study.
Review metadata is useful only when it remains understandable at the point of use.
Source
Where the educational material came from or what supports it.
Review status
Whether the item is still a draft, ready for review, approved, or otherwise not published.
Reviewer
Who completed the recorded review when that metadata applies.
Last reviewed
When the current approved version was last reviewed.
Report action
A path for students to flag a concern without directly changing platform content.
Demo versus production
A working demonstration is not reviewed clinical content.
The local sample data exists to exercise filters, workflows, games, and layouts. It should never be mistaken for launch-ready educational material.
A report starts review. It does not rewrite the record.
Students can report a concern from educational surfaces. An administrator can then inspect the exact content and review context before deciding what should change.
Educational scope and safety
Arcade Academy is an independent study resource. It is not affiliated with the NCCPA and does not replace accredited medical education, faculty guidance, supervision, or clinical judgment.
Do not use study material for emergencies, patient-specific decisions, diagnosis, treatment, or as a substitute for current authoritative clinical guidance.
Study with the review context still attached.
Create your workspace and use tools designed to keep sources, review status, and educational boundaries visible.