Technologies Used in Projects
Adobe Aero
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Adobe Aero is an AR authoring tool that lets students place, animate, and interact with digital objects in real-world spaces—no coding required.
AI
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Students use AI to build smart, reactive, or generative systems—ranging from conversational bots to self-guided characters in digital spaces.
API
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Students use APIs to bring external data into their projects, connecting to services like chatbots, weather, music, and AI tools.
Aseprite
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Aseprite is a pixel art and animation editor students use to design sprites, tiles, and visual assets for 2D games.
Audacity
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Audacity is an open-source audio editor that helps students record, edit, and mix sound for voiceovers, music, and interactive projects.
Blender
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Blender is a free 3D modeling and animation tool students use to design characters, environments, and assets for interactive media projects.
Cozmo
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Cozmo is an intelligent robot with facial recognition, sensors, and a playful personality—ideal for learning AI, robotics, and storytelling through code.
CSS
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CSS is used to control the visual style of web pages, allowing students to customize layouts, fonts, colors, and responsive designs.
Drone
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Students use drones to explore real-world applications of physics, sensors, and flight control through interactive aerial missions.
Glitch
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Glitch is an online platform for building, remixing, and deploying full-stack web apps—ideal for student projects with live backend functionality.
Godot
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Godot is a lightweight, open-source game engine students use to build 2D and 3D games with full control over scenes, scripting, and animation.
HTML
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HTML is the foundation of web development, enabling students to build websites and digital portfolios with structured content and style.
JavaScript
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JavaScript allows students to add logic, interactivity, and dynamic content to web-based projects—turning static pages into applications.
Makey Makey
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Makey Makey is an invention kit that turns everyday objects into touch-sensitive inputs, enabling students to create physical, interactive projects.
mBlock
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mBlock is a block-based programming tool that helps students code robots, sensors, and AI behavior through a Scratch-like interface.
NFC
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NFC chips enable students to embed scannable functionality into physical objects, linking digital experiences to the real world.
Processing
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Processing is a flexible visual coding environment where students explore animation, interactivity, and generative art using Java-based syntax.
Roblox
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Roblox Studio lets students design and script interactive 3D games using Lua, empowering them to build multiplayer and immersive digital worlds.
Scratch
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Scratch is a visual, block-based programming language ideal for teaching logic, animation, and storytelling in a beginner-friendly environment.
Sphero
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Sphero is a programmable robotic ball that teaches students coding, logic, and problem-solving through movement and interaction.
Unity
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Unity is a powerful cross-platform game engine used to create 2D, 3D, and VR experiences. Students use it for immersive and interactive projects.
Virtual Reality
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Virtual Reality allows students to create immersive 3D environments that users can explore and interact with using headsets and motion controls.