Not slides, not multiple choice. A child writes real JavaScript or Python, presses Run, and watches a taxi drive, a robot arm sort, or a warehouse fleet route itself around a deadlock. If the code is wrong, the world shows them exactly how.
One platform, one login, a subject at a time.
Five worlds and 30-plus missions, in JavaScript or Python. Sequencing and loops through to pathfinding, deadlock, and machine learning a student builds rather than imports.
code.plaitolearn.com →Inside Code. Children train a picture recogniser, then catch it out — including a model that is 90% accurate and completely useless, so they learn why the headline number lies.
Try the AI Lab →Reading, comprehension and writing, built the same way — practise that responds, rather than a worksheet on a screen.
Problem solving where the working matters as much as the answer.
Three decisions that shape everything else.
There is no drag-and-drop layer to unlearn later. Students type real code in a real language, and the simulation is driven by exactly what they wrote.
It runs entirely in the browser — Python included. No accounts needed to start, no downloads, no setup lesson. A school Chromebook is enough.
Missions are graded on what the program actually did, not on whether the text looks right. A pasted answer that only appears to work does not pass.
Plaito Learn is designed for a classroom of thirty on ordinary hardware: no per-student server cost, no installs for IT to approve beyond one domain, and no student data required to start a lesson.
We are working with a small number of schools before a wider release. If you would like to try it with a class, or want the curriculum mapping for your year levels, get in touch.
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