Programs
Learn by building
Our programs are hands-on and project-based. Students bring the ideas, direct AI to do the building, and leave each session with something they made and tested.
Our approach
Ideas first, AI as the builder
Our students do not spend their time hand-coding. They learn to think like designers and directors: define the goal, explain it clearly to AI, review what it builds, and test it in the real world. Along the way they pick up a light background in how software works, enough to ask good questions and spot problems. Secular, standards-aligned learning across science, technology, engineering, and math, framed to fit a homeschool plan.
The build loop
- Idea: find a problem worth solving and sketch a solution.
- Build: prompt and guide AI to create the software and robot design.
- Test: assemble the robot by hand and see what really happens.
- Improve: refine the prompts and the build, then test again.
Novice: first sparks
For learners new to AI and robotics. Students learn safe tool use, basic robot assembly, and how to give AI clear instructions. They see that AI is a tool to question, not a magic box.
Intermediate: sharper direction
For learners comfortable with the basics. Students write more detailed prompts, add sensors and moving parts, and test carefully. Teams plan, try, fail, and improve.
Advanced: leading the build
For experienced learners ready to lead. Students scope larger robotics and AI projects, direct AI through many rounds of refinement, and document their testing and responsible use.
Parent workshops: learn alongside your kids
You do not need a tech background. Our parent workshops cover the same AI tools and build loop your kids use, plus plain talk about AI at home, so you can guide, ask good questions, and build together.
Not sure of your level? We will help
Tell us a little about your learner in the interest form and we will suggest a starting level.