Scriptorium

The Reality

Thirty students. One slide deck. A handful of questions. Attention drops fast, and the work of preparing something better takes weeks of scripting, coding and tool-wrangling you don’t have time for.

The Lesson You Want

• Lessons that move, react and surprise.
• Students who build, test and teach each other.
• Data that doesn’t just report — it sparks new questions.

Scriptorium is where we build that layer for you.

Fractions

A live pizza lab: students slice, scale and share — watching ratios change in real time instead of only on the board.

History & Civics

A decision engine: students act as leaders, make choices, and see consequences play out through maps, timelines and data.

Science & Ecosystems

A virtual field: upload real measurements, then tweak variables to see how populations, climate or resources shift when one factor changes.

Algebra & Patterns

A pattern playground: drag points, slide parameters and watch equations rewrite themselves — making abstractions feel tangible.

Day 1 — You Send

You share one lesson topic, key learning goals and any data you already have (quiz results, field sheets, sample tasks — or nothing at all).

Days 2–3 — We Build

We design and prototype your interactive experience using the same tools we use for games: tight loops, clear feedback and low-friction controls for students.

Day 4 — You Test

You run it with one class for about twenty minutes. We watch, capture feedback and adjust where students stumble or get stuck.

Day 5 — We Launch

Your version ships: ready for every teacher in your school, on the devices they already use. No coding. No training course. Just open and teach.

Students Lead

Students change inputs, see history or systems shift, argue about what happened, and revise their thinking. The activity does the asking for you.

Teachers Steer

With a single click you can pause the simulation, highlight a breakthrough, or bookmark a moment as tomorrow’s warm-up question.

Lessons Evolve

At the end of class, you can save the strongest student runs. Next time, you start from there instead of from a blank slide.

Your Classroom

• Chromebooks → one link, full class engaged.
• Mixed devices → phones, tablets, PCs — all in the same session.
• Steam Deck lab → turn “gaming time” into geometry or physics.
• Projector + phone → you control the screen; they drive the decisions.

Our Reality Check

We prototype on low-spec hardware first and aim for offline-friendly builds that sync later where the infrastructure allows it. Zero complicated setup, clear controls, and tools that don’t fall apart when the Wi-Fi hiccups.

Your Voice, Your Brand

Experiences carry your school’s identity — logos, colours, examples drawn from your own units — so it feels like something you made, not a generic app.

Own the Result

We prefer simple models: pay for the build, keep using it. No dark patterns, no surprise seat licences.

Easy to Deploy

Embed links in Google Classroom, Canvas, Teams or your LMS of choice. When you’re ready for a new unit, we reuse the same engine and ship an updated build quickly.