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Create a single-file HTML game that teaches AI literacy through short quests.

Topic: AI literacy
Audience: middle schoolers (ages 11–14)
Learning goal: Learners will be able to explain a core AI concept and describe how it can be applied to a real-world problem.

Key mechanics:
- A themed world map where the learner picks from 3 quests, each based on a real-world problem (for example, predicting floods or spotting disease in images).
- A friendly guide character who introduces each quest and gives hints.
- Each quest has 3–4 short, hands-on, code-free steps. Examples are labeling sample data, adjusting a simple setting, and seeing how the AI's results change.
- Instant feedback after each step that explains why the result happened in plain words.
- A short reflection question at the end of each quest about benefits, limits, or fairness.
- A progress tracker and a completion badge for each quest.
- Playful visuals and friendly language suited to the audience.

Problem of practice

“Young learners need an engaging, hands-on way to build AI literacy without coding skills, using real-world examples instead of abstract theory.”

Learning goal

Learners will be able to explain basic AI concepts and describe how AI can be applied to real-world societal problems.

What it does

AI Quests is a game-based learning experience that teaches AI literacy through quests set in a space-themed world. Learners take on societal challenges modeled on real Google Research projects, such as diabetic retinopathy and flood forecasting. No coding is needed.

Gamified quests with a space-themed world and a friendly alien guide character
Challenges modeled on real Google Research projects, such as diabetic retinopathy and flood forecasting
Code-free, so no programming background is needed
Free to use and built for ages 11–14

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Make it yours. Leave any field blank to keep the original.

Your topicYour audienceAnything to change

Your prompt

Create a single-file HTML game that teaches AI literacy through short quests.

Topic: AI literacy
Audience: middle schoolers (ages 11–14)
Learning goal: Learners will be able to explain a core AI concept and describe how it can be applied to a real-world problem.

Key mechanics:
- A themed world map where the learner picks from 3 quests, each based on a real-world problem (for example, predicting floods or spotting disease in images).
- A friendly guide character who introduces each quest and gives hints.
- Each quest has 3–4 short, hands-on, code-free steps. Examples are labeling sample data, adjusting a simple setting, and seeing how the AI's results change.
- Instant feedback after each step that explains why the result happened in plain words.
- A short reflection question at the end of each quest about benefits, limits, or fairness.
- A progress tracker and a completion badge for each quest.
- Playful visuals and friendly language suited to the audience.

Problem of practice

“Young learners need an engaging, hands-on way to build AI literacy without coding skills, using real-world examples instead of abstract theory.”

Learning goal

Learners will be able to explain basic AI concepts and describe how AI can be applied to real-world societal problems.

What it does

Gamified quests with a space-themed world and a friendly alien guide character
Challenges modeled on real Google Research projects, such as diabetic retinopathy and flood forecasting
Code-free, so no programming background is needed
Free to use and built for ages 11–14

Game Studio Onboarding

by Brie (Basma) Chabi

A pixel-art office where new hires walk around, meet five colleagues, and learn their roles through short chats.

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by Ankita Chowdhury

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