Learning & Exams

An interactive curriculum teaches developers how generative AI works by having them build simulations and repair deliberate failures.

A small studio making learning products for curious people from babies to grandparents, including a free browser geography game and chewable high-contrast cards in development.

An open educational platform that connects six subject domains through layered explanations, interdisciplinary concepts, and multi-sensory learning.

A scripture-reading and study interface covering all 21 chapters of the Gospel of John in the World English Bible.

A pack of ten Containerlab exercises that deliberately break OSPF and BGP scenarios, then asks learners to diagnose the mechanism before revealing the fix.

An applied learning atlas for FRCA exams, connecting clinical science, decision-making, and active practice.

A Spanish-and-English preparation course for the NYC Food Protection Certificate exam, with short lessons, timed practice tests, and team tracking.

A game-based learning platform for identifying surgical instruments, understanding their functions, and building operating-room recognition.

A browser-based study service helps elementary students prepare for Korean Hanja proficiency exams while showing parents which characters need more practice.

A Japanese patent-attorney exam platform that breaks multiple-choice questions into individual branches, adds statutory-text drills, and tracks scores across five legal fields.

Récalcsa offers online Douala courses across three levels, with an interactive lexicon, corrected exercises, and Sáwá cultural material.

An offline Android study app for CTET Paper 1, combining subject quizzes, explanations, guides, audio lessons, and mistake tracking.

A classroom resource library combining reading and math materials, teaching ideas, and games for students in Grades 2–8.

An online quantum-computing course with guided algorithms, a 3D Bloch-sphere sandbox, circuit building, and simulation through Qiskit, Cirq, and PennyLane.

A self-guided, four-station exercise that uses Word, Excel, and PowerPoint to walk users through a fictional bacon-supply emergency.

A browser-based podcast maker for classrooms that records, edits, adds music, and exports MP3s without requiring an account.

A current-affairs archive that photographs newspaper articles, classifies them by paper and syllabus topic, and adds concise notes for UPSC preparation.

A free browser-based typing practice tool for Canadian CPA PEP and CFE candidates.

An interactive digital-marketing learning platform built around campaign data, instant feedback, and portfolio projects rather than passive video courses.

A playful Japanese-learning game where players combine characters, experiment with ingredients, and build a persistent collection of discoveries.

A Russian-language mathematics practice tool for students in grades 3–9, with guided problem solving and progress reports for parents.

A set of short piano games for note recognition, staff reading, and ear training, with scores and a leaderboard.

A Korean-language TOEIC vocabulary site combining pronunciation, example sentences, quizzes, listening practice, mock tests, and spaced review.

A free Bay Area writing day for high school students, combining drafting sprints, craft workshops, mentorship, meals, and a closing showcase.

A Japanese early-learning workbook for ages 3–4, combining mazes, spot-the-difference puzzles, counting, shapes, and reasoning exercises.

Nunu is a gamified language-learning app built around the Fidel alphabet, native-speaker audio, pronunciation practice, words, and short stories.

Wada Shinsuke’s online karate dojo separates training into POWER LINE, which examines body mechanics, and TAO, which examines judgment.

A Fremont student robotics team documents its competition robots, members, sponsors, and STEM outreach.