Samples
Six tools, built for a school, running on made-up data
I designed and built these tools for the teachers and leaders of the American International School in Abu Dhabi. Each sample below is the tool's real code, with a made-up school: every student, teacher, class and score is invented. Nothing you do here is sent anywhere – it stays in your browser.
Brandon Abaki
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Teach
AI Lessons
AI literacy lessons for Grades 6–12, and the dashboards teachers, school leaders and the AI lead use to follow every class: what has been taught, who finished, who needs a nudge.
Try: be a teacher, a school leader, the AI lead or a student – do a lesson as the student, then see it on her teacher's dashboard.
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Teach
Activity Hub
Teachers paste HTML from any AI tool and get a classroom activity with its own link and QR code, saved to a shared library colleagues can search, filter and remix.
Try: filter the library, open an activity as a teacher and then as a student, paste your own HTML and publish it.
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Plan
Assessment Calendar
Before booking a test, a teacher sees what every one of their students already has that day – and the calendar holds the school to two summatives per student per day.
Try: book a third test as a teacher and ask for approval, then approve it as a school leader and watch the day turn red.
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Grow
Learning Hub
The staff's professional-learning home: self-paced PD modules with progress and certificates, and the dashboards the people who run PD use to see who has done what.
Try: finish the AI Ethics module as a teacher, then find it on the admin dashboard as the PD lead.
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Data
MAP Dashboard
Turns NWEA MAP Growth exports into a class plan: who grew, who needs support, how to group and seat the class – with a spoken briefing and posters for the wall.
Try: the insights, the growth quadrants, the seating planner, the spoken briefing.
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Data
Data Anonymizer
Swaps student names and IDs for codes before a spreadsheet goes to an AI tool, checks what could still identify someone, then puts the names back into the AI's answer.
Try: anonymize the made-up class list, download the file and its key, then paste an AI's answer and put the names back.