I am a Voice and unified communications engineer, and a curious learner. I build free campuses for UC and AI because the work interests me, and because I want other people to be able to study it for free.
UC and AI are where I spend most of my time. When another subject is worth teaching clearly, I learn that too, and I share it the same way.
Each campus is an offline HTML file. It is free to use, it does not ask for an account, and it does not need an API key. I would like at least 99 people to learn from them.
The larger campuses are featured here. The table below is the full public list. Categories stay in this order: UC, AI, Research, Tools, and Learning.
A free offline campus for voice, unified communications, and contact center. It covers several vendors, and you can follow the material from start to finish. It is a single HTML file.
What's inside
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A free offline campus for practical AI. It covers local tools, cloud tools, agents, and ways to check your work. You can read it without an API key. It is a single HTML file.
What's inside
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| Category | Project | Links |
|---|---|---|
| UC | UC Lab Free University — Offline campus for voice, UC, and contact center. 476 sections in 14 tracks. | Download · Open |
| AI | AI Lab Free University — Offline campus for practical AI. 128 lessons in 14 tracks. | Download · Open |
These are subjects I am still learning, so I am not presenting them as finished work.
UC and AI still come first. I also work on other subjects when I can teach them clearly, and for free. At the moment those are AI agents, Webex, contact centers, and Sanskrit computing. I publish a note only when someone else could learn from it.
The campuses are plain HTML, so a normal browser can open them, including offline. These are the tools I use while I build and study.
flowchart TD
A["1. Start with a question"] --> B["2. Choose a campus"]
B --> C["UC Lab<br/>voice, UC, contact center"]
B --> D["AI Lab<br/>local, cloud, and agents"]
C --> E["3. Study and keep notes"]
D --> E
E --> F["4. Explain it to someone else"]
F --> G["5. Share a free copy"]
classDef ink fill:#172033,stroke:#172033,color:#F8FAFC
classDef uc fill:#0F766E,stroke:#0F766E,color:#F8FAFC
classDef ai fill:#4338CA,stroke:#4338CA,color:#F8FAFC
class A,B,E,F,G ink
class C uc
class D ai
This is only a map. The lessons are in the campuses.
How to open a campus
- Choose a campus above and select Download.
- Unzip the file.
- Open the HTML file in Chrome, Safari, Edge, or Firefox. Use the browser itself, not a page opened inside another app.
- On a phone, the UC campus can take a short time to open on the first visit. Let it finish loading.
- You can read offline. The campuses do not ask for an account or an API key.
- Keep a short record of what you checked.
- UC Lab uses LICC: Leg, ID, Counter, and Capture.
- AI Lab uses RTMA: Run, Trace, Metric, and Artifact.
- For a short first look at the AI campus, download the golden slice. The UC release also includes the Enterprise Voice briefing (62 slides).
Copy, adapt, and share
Both campuses are MIT licensed: UC Lab · AI Lab.
git clone https://github.com/cipher0x9/uc-lab-free-university-mesmerizing.git
git clone https://github.com/cipher0x9/ai-lab-free-university-mesmerizing.git- Translate a section, add a lab, or adjust the path for the people you teach.
- Keep the license file, and keep a link to the original repository.
- Share your version for free, so someone else can open it offline.
- Leave out private data, customer dial plans, tokens, and API keys.
- This is educational material, and it has no warranty. Read the official documentation before you change a live system.
