Airbotix - AI and Robotics Education
STUDY LAB · AGES 10–146 WEEKS

School projects that wow — built by your kid, with AI.

The most practical course we teach. Your kid learns to use AI coding for school: first, presentations that no PowerPoint template can match — animated, interactive, built as real web pages. Then they build their own study tools: flashcards loaded with their actual school words, a quiz machine for their actual subjects, and a personal study dashboard. The final week, they use all of it on a real school assignment — and present the result.

Part of the AI Coding Studio track.

A student’s glowing desk setup — an animated slide deck and hand-built study tools on screen
AVAILABLE CLASSES

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WHY IT’S DIFFERENT

A whole game — made with AI, end to end.

Other kids consume AI. Yours will be the one who builds with it — for the schoolwork they already have. Four skills, woven through all 6 weeks:

Slides that Wow

Web-based presentations with motion, diagrams and interactive bits — built with AI coding, not picked from a template. Teachers notice.

Build Your Tools

Flashcards, quiz machines, timers, a study dashboard — real little apps, loaded with your kid’s real school content.

Learn How You Learn

Why testing beats re-reading, why spacing beats cramming — study science, baked into the tools they build.

AI Coding

Direct an AI agent to build what they imagine, read what it wrote, and tweak it — the skill that outlasts any single tool.

THE BUILD

6 weeks, 6 things they can show.

Six weeks, and every single one produces something your kid can use at school the next day.

1

Slides that wow

First AI-coded presentation — a topic they love, built as an animated web page. Why these beat any template.

AI this week: AI codes the deck from your kid’s outline and style calls; they art-direct the look and tune the animations.

They ship

A presentation that doesn’t look like anyone else’s.

2

Present like a pro

Diagrams, charts and pictures that explain; structuring a talk; speaking to a room.

AI this week: AI generates the visuals from their explanations; the class workshops each other’s talks.

They ship

A mini-talk delivered with their own deck — recorded to keep.

3

The flashcard machine

Their first study tool: a flashcard app loaded with their actual school vocab — and why testing yourself works.

AI this week: AI codes the app; your kid feeds it their real word lists and tunes how cards repeat (spacing!).

They ship

A working flashcard app with this week’s real school words in it.

4

The quiz machine

A quiz generator for their actual subjects — original practice questions, scores, streaks.

AI this week: AI drafts original practice questions from their topics (never copied), your kid reviews and edits them like a teacher.

They ship

A quiz app on their real subject — that the family can also fail at dinner.

5

Your study dashboard

Pull it together: timer, to-do list, flashcards and quizzes in one personal hub, styled their way.

AI this week: AI assembles the dashboard from the pieces they built; your kid designs the layout and the vibe.

They ship

A personal study dashboard at their own link.

6

The real assignment and demo day

Apply everything to a real upcoming school task — slides, tools, the lot. Then show the families how it’s done.

AI this week: AI as project partner under your kid’s direction; the teacher checks the work is genuinely theirs.

They ship

A real school assignment, done with tools they built — and a demo to prove it.

WHAT THEY WALK AWAY WITH

Real skills, and a game with their name on it.

  • Web presentations: motion, diagrams, interactivity — beyond any slide template
  • One integrated Study HQ they built, with presentation, flashcard, quiz, timer and planning modules
  • Study science they’ll keep: testing effect, spaced repetition, focused sessions
  • The cheating-vs-tooling line: AI builds their tools, never does their homework
  • Directing an AI agent to build real software, then reading and tweaking it
  • Presenting their work — twice — to a real audience

Format

Delivered in person as a hands-on workshop. 3–6 kids per cohort. 6 weekly sessions, ~90 min each. Works with whatever your kid is studying this term.

Tools we use

Built in the Airbotix browser studio (nothing to install, kid-safe). Slides and tools deploy to your kid’s own links. All AI runs through our DeepRouter gateway with kid-safe defaults.

Price per term
A$360

6 sessions · A$60 per session

Cohort size3–6 kids
Session length~90 min
Ages10–14
Next start dateTBA
Reserve a Seat

Free 15-min consult first · refundable if the cohort doesn’t fill.

FAQS

Common questions.

Is this doing my kid’s homework for them?

The opposite — and we’re strict about it. AI builds tools that help your kid practise (flashcards, quizzes, slides); it never writes their assignment. Week 6 is explicitly about that line: the assignment content is theirs, the tools are theirs too — because they built them.

Which school subjects does this work for?

Any. The tools are loaded with your kid’s real content — spelling lists, science terms, history dates, languages. Kids pick the subjects they actually have this term.

Does my kid need coding experience?

None. AI does the heavy lifting; your kid supplies the ideas, the content and the decisions, then learns to read and adjust what the AI built.

Will the tools still work after the course?

Yes — everything lives at your kid’s own links and keeps working. Most kids keep using the flashcards and dashboard all year. That’s rather the point.

What if my kid misses a week?

Let us know as early as you can. We will check what they missed and confirm the catch-up option for that cohort.

NEXT STEP

Your kid’s first shipped game is 6 weeks away.

Book a free 15-min consult — we’ll check it’s the right fit and tell you when the next cohort starts.

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