Topping Out: Run a Tower Crane
Operate a tower crane over Atlanta and raise a steel frame: load charts, sling math, hand signals, a storm shutdown and the topping-out beam.
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Learning you can step into.
Run a tower crane over Atlanta, wire a house to code, and stand on Krakatoa as it erupts. Every GuideAI lesson is something you do, with G-G, an AI guide, beside you the whole way.
116
interactive lessons
10
subjects, from trades to history
2
languages, English and Spanish
Every lesson is an experience
Lessons open as a place to explore, not a page to read: a job site, a laboratory, a city in another century. Each one teaches by letting you try, then checks what stuck.
Live Wire: How Electricity Flows Through a House
Watch power flow through a house, then wire, size, troubleshoot and lock out real circuits to code, in English and Spanish.
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Krakatoa: The Loudest Sound in Recorded History
How one morning in 1883 turned the whole atmosphere into a bell — and how a pen resting on a paper drum in Glasgow proved it.
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Gaudí's Hanging Chains: The Math of Strong Arches
The Upside-Down Cathedral — Gaudí's Hanging Chains
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The Perceptron: The First Machine That Learned
The morning a room full of knobs taught itself something nobody had programmed
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The Saharan Salt Caravans: When Salt Was Worth Gold
You Are the Youngest Rider of the Azalai
Not started10 subjects
- Trades & Careers3
- AI at Work12
- AI & Machine Learning22
- Mathematics19
- Science7
- Literature23
- Art6
- Social Studies8
- The Self15
- Geography & Cultures1
A guide beside every learner
G-G knows every lesson by name and code, and what is on the learner's screen right now. It explains, gives hints before answers, and asks good questions back.
- Explains an idea again, more simply, as many times as needed
- Gives a hint before it gives an answer on quizzes and games
- Speaks English or Spanish, by text or face to face on video
G-GIn Krakatoa (SCI-06), chapter 2
Why did barometers in London jump?
The eruption sent a pressure wave through the air itself. It reached London about ten hours later, and weather stations around the world recorded it passing again and again for days. Want to try timing it on the map?
Give me a hint, not the answer.
Start with the distance from Krakatoa to London, then think about how fast sound travels.
Built for the whole program
Learners, instructors and families each get their own view of the same lessons, inside a space that belongs to your program.
Learners
- Immersive lessons in trades, AI, math, science and history
- Progress they can see, with badges and certificates
- Create, a space to write, draw and film with AI
Instructors
- Who needs a check-in today, and why, in plain words
- Run today’s lesson with a ready-made lesson guide
- Build your own lessons in Lesson Studio, plus AI Instructor Training
Families
- Progress in plain language, not scores
- Conversation starters for home
- AI Guardian Training: the course your learner takes
Safe by design
Built for young people from the first login: privacy settings learners and families control, and an AI guide with firm limits.
Consent first
Learners, and guardians where required, choose what G-G may use. Turn something off and access stops at once.
Programs stay separate
Each program is its own space. Nobody sees or messages people in another program.
Private details stay out
G-G blocks email addresses, phone numbers and other personal details before anything reaches an AI model.
Adults can see
Instructors review shared work and reported messages. Families see their own learner’s progress.
Ready to step in?
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