Classes 9 to 12 · Ages 13+ · Online
12 weeks from “what is AI?” to an app their community uses.
One live class a week, an AI mentor in between, and a person who signs off every piece of work. Here is exactly what your child learns, and what they make each week.
- AI basics and safetyA prompt diaryWeek 1
- Design with AIA logo, a poster and a social post for a causeWeeks 2–3
- Animated story with AIA 30 to 60 second animated explainer, saved as a videoWeeks 4–5
- Website with AIA portfolio website showing their earlier workWeeks 6–7
- Game with AIA small educational gameWeek 8
- The Seva ProjectA launched web or phone app that solves a problem in their communityWeeks 9–12
Week by week
Step 1
Week 1
AI basics and safety
What an AI is and is not, how to ask it for what you mean, and how to tell when it is wrong.
They make: A prompt diary
- Writing a clear request
- Spotting bias and made-up answers
- Being honest about what the AI did
- What never to share with any AI
Step 2
Weeks 2–3
Design with AI
Choosing colour, type and layout on purpose, then directing an AI until the design says what you meant.
They make: A logo, a poster and a social post for a cause
- Colour and contrast
- Type that reads
- Layout and hierarchy
- A brand in one page
Step 3
Weeks 4–5
Animated story with AI
Telling a story in scenes: a script, a storyboard, and timing that lets a viewer keep up.
They make: A 30 to 60 second animated explainer, saved as a video
- Writing a short script
- Storyboarding scenes
- Timing and pacing
- Voice and captions
Step 4
Weeks 6–7
Website with AI
A real website at its own address, with pages, navigation and the poster and story they already made.
They make: A portfolio website showing their earlier work
- Planning pages
- Navigation that makes sense
- Writing for a reader
- Publishing to the web
Step 5
Week 8
Elective
Game with AI
Rules, scoring and a reason to play again, built as a game that teaches something real.
They make: A small educational game
- Rules and a goal
- Scoring and feedback
- Testing with a friend
A student who would rather spend this week on their Seva Project can.
Step 6
Weeks 9–12
The Seva Project
Observe a real problem near home, check that people have it, plan it, build it, put it in front of them and launch it.
They make: A launched web or phone app that solves a problem in their community
- Finding and checking a real problem
- Writing a one-page plan
- Drawing screens before building
- Testing with real people
- Presenting to parents and teachers
Weeks 9–12, the Seva Project, run the same ten stages as our schools programme:
- 1Finding a problem
- 2Validating it
- 3Writing the product plan
- 4Designing the flow
- 5Building the prototype
- 6Iterating
- 7Connecting the backend
- 8Launching
- 9Store submission
- 10The showcase
How live classes and the AI mentor work
- 1
A live class every week
One online class a week with a real teacher: the idea of the week, shown on screen, with time for questions.
- 2
An AI mentor between classes
Your child builds with an AI that explains each step in plain words, in English or Hindi, and shows its work.
- 3
A person signs off the work
Each stage ends with a mentor looking at what was made. That is what makes a fun week into a skill.
The mentor is an AI system. It builds what your child describes and explains each step, and it can be confidently wrong — which is why every stage ends with a person looking at the work.
Safety and your permission
A parent says yes first
We write to the parent, never the child. Nothing starts until a parent has read the permission and agreed, as India's DPDP Act asks.
First names only
We keep a first name and a class. Never a surname, never a phone number, never a photo of your child.
Private until they choose
Their work is theirs. Nobody outside the class sees it unless your child decides to share it.
For ages 13 and over
Classes 9 to 12. We refuse anyone younger, and the refusal is built into how enrolments are stored.
No ads, no ad trackers
Your child never sees an advert in BooDoo, and advertising trackers are kept off every page made for them.
Questions parents ask
Who is it for?
Students in classes 9 to 12, aged 13 and over. No experience with code or design is needed — the course starts from what AI is.
What device do they need?
A laptop or a computer in the school lab, with a browser and an internet connection. Nothing to install.
Is it in Hindi or English?
Both. Live classes are taught in English and Hindi, and your child can talk to the AI mentor in either, or in a mix of the two.
What do parents see?
You give permission before anything starts, and you can see what your child has made. Their portfolio is private until they choose to share it.
What does my child get at the end?
A portfolio of everything they made, a launched app for their Seva Project, and a record of completion listing each stage a mentor signed off.
Is an AI doing the work for them?
An AI does the building, the way a calculator does the arithmetic. Your child decides what to make, explains it clearly, checks it with real people and fixes what is wrong — that is the skill the course teaches.
What does it cost?
A member of our team will confirm the batch and the fee with you before anything is due. Schools can run it for a whole class; see the page for schools.
Enrol your child
Tell us who is joining. We will email you a permission form; once you have said yes, a member of our team confirms the batch, the class timings and the fee with you. Nothing is charged on this page.
- 1You fill this in
- 2You get a permission email and say yes
- 3We confirm the batch and fee
- 4Your child joins the first live class