Applications
Classroom Applications
Three ways to find the right tool — explore the visual galaxy, follow a guided mission, or browse the full library.
Search one intent and synchronize the galaxy, guided launcher, and library together.
Enter runs the highlighted command. Escape closes the palette.
STEAM Galaxy Explorer
Browse tools as clustered learning constellations
This map turns the applications page into a visual learning hub. Color shows category, bubble size signals how central a tool is, and constellation spacing reveals which tools belong in the same classroom pathway.
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Start Here
A few strong first steps for this mission and level.
Use AI Well
AI belongs in the workflow, but not in place of thinking. Use it to accelerate ideas, debugging, and explanation, not to skip the learning.
- brainstorming ideas
- explaining a concept another way
- debugging and improving your own work
- copying full projects you do not understand
- skipping the design, math, or writing process
- turning in work you cannot explain
Build Today
Projects To Try
These are fast launches into something concrete. Projects update as you switch missions so the page feels like a studio, not just a directory.
Build + Learn Library
The complete tool ecosystem lives here. Use it when you want more than the guided mission path.
No tools match that search yet. Try a broader keyword or switch back to the full library.
Start Here
The fastest classroom entry points for coding, design, logins, research, and sharing work.
AI Classroom Terms And Agreements
Read this before opening any off-site AI panel or tool. By continuing, you agree to use classroom-approved prompts, protect your privacy, and keep your own thinking at the center of the work.
- Protect privacy: never enter personal, private, or identifying information.
- Use AI as support: ask for ideas, explanations, and feedback, not finished work to copy.
- Verify before submitting: fact-check answers, cite sources when needed, and be ready to explain what you used.
AI + OpenAI Tools
Use these for tutoring, research, image and video generation, speech tools, and advanced AI app building.
AI Classroom Terms And Agreements
These tools open external AI services. Review the agreement first, then continue only if your work follows classroom expectations for safe, responsible, and explainable AI use.
- Stay school-safe: do not upload student records, passwords, or personal information.
- Show your learning: use AI for support, revision, and exploration, not to replace your own reasoning.
- Check the output: AI can be wrong, biased, or incomplete, so confirm important claims before using them.
Immersive Media + Creative Tech
Use these for VR, AR, WebXR, projection mapping, interactive visuals, and creative coding.
Engineering + Simulation
Prototype circuits, test robots, model parts, and simulate systems with browser-friendly engineering tools.
Games
Open game-design spaces and sandbox sites that students can study, build in, or experiment with during class.
Free Assets
Royalty-free art, audio, and 3D models for games, animations, and digital builds.