Teacher assigns
Define learning objectives, required concepts, sources, grade band, and allowable creative tools.
The AI Learning Lab for Schools
Splash combines creative AI, source transparency, verification, reflection, teacher control, and age-aware learning design in one coherent classroom model.
One assignment. Five learning moves.
Student creates
Build structured AI instructions and create a project tied to the assignment.
Splash reveals
Expose source provenance and major observable process metadata through the Glass Box.
Student verifies
Investigate factual claims, open evidence, and identify unsupported or creative content.
Teacher assesses
Review the artifact together with prompt revisions, verification, and reflection evidence.
STORY STUDIO
The first studio turns creation into an AI literacy lesson.
Students can create illustrated short stories, explainers, comics, science adventures, historical narratives, vocabulary books, and other classroom-aligned projects.
- Guided prompt builder
- Teacher-defined required concepts
- Source-grounded factual content
- Revision and comparison
- Claim inspection and verification
- Final reflection
STUDENT PROJECT
Photosynthesis Adventure
Student ideaMaya explores a leaf
Approved sources2
Claims checked6
ReflectionReady
◉ AI Glass Box ready to inspect
AI GLASS BOX™
Transparency students can actually use.
The Glass Box is the learning layer around generation: student inputs, retrieved sources, system stages, factual claims, and verification prompts are separated so students can reason about them.
Deep dive into the Glass Box →YOU
What did the student tell AI?
Create an 8-page Grade 5 science adventure about Maya shrinking down and exploring the inside of a leaf.
Splash separates the student’s choices, teacher requirements, audience, format, and required concepts so students can see how inputs shape outputs.
Different media. The same transparency standard.
Game Studio
Learning games, puzzles, simulations, and coding experiences with inspectable rules, variables, and generated code.
Game Studio roadmap →Music Studio
Beats, mnemonic songs, lyrics, and soundtracks with factual learning content separated from musical and lyrical choices.
Music Studio roadmap →Movie Studio
Scripts, storyboards, scenes, narration, and soundtracks with media-literacy checkpoints across the production pipeline.
Movie Studio roadmap →Story Studio + Glass Box + teacher assessment.
That is the first complete Splash learning experience we are validating with educators.
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