Tools & Labs

A self-paced course that teaches educators to build their own teaching tools with AI, no coding background required. Part 1 is free and gets a first app published in one sitting; later parts add user stories, a local setup, APIs and security, and testing and deployment.

Idea to internet for first-time builders. Across seven free missions, students plan an idea, prototype it in Google AI Studio, save it to GitHub and publish it on Vercel, then keep building in VS Code with an AI coding agent like Claude Code or Codex. No experience required.

Accounting runs on Excel. Twenty-eight short units teach one function at a time on realistic ledger extracts, starting with SUM and working up to SUMIFS, XLOOKUP, INDEX and MATCH, and ageing a ledger by date. The 64 challenges at the end never name the function, so you have to work out which one the question needs. Free, in the browser, no sign-up.

Professional transparency for AI use in education. Students disclose, instructors set policy, institutions get clarity. No surveillance required.

GroupWorks gives instructors a structured workflow for group formation, shared agreements, and peer evaluation — and gives students a clearer path through the work. One place for the whole group project lifecycle.

Three playable educational games built on active recall and spaced repetition. AI Defender puts debits and credits in space, Brewed Awakening runs a coffee empire on COSO controls, and CtrlAltDefeat is cybersecurity tower defence.

Chart clarity and data visualization self-assessment. Find out if your charts are saying what you think they're saying.

CFE study tracker for CPA candidates. Structured case debriefs and analytics built around how people actually study for the exam.