Mercy J.

This was a strong course—comprehensive coverage of Unity project setup, player physics, obstacles, scoring, and power-ups made a complete, replayable game by the end of the two-week program. My 9-year-old stayed engaged, but the 55-minute lessons sometimes felt long; for younger participants I'd prefer either shorter sessions or spreading the material over more than two weeks. Still, the focus on both the Unity editor and C# scripting gave practical experience and boosted confidence with game design.

Helpful intro for my 12-year-old to understand AI and spot AI-generated images. It felt a bit fast in places — I would have liked more time on identifying deepfakes.

I appreciated how the course covered both design and coding, so my child learned to think like a game developer while writing C# scripts. They enjoyed testing and polishing the game and loved adding power-ups and difficulty scaling. Overall it felt hands-on and rewarding for an 11-year-old new to coding.

This interactive class gave my child a clear sense of how AI differs from people and how it powers everyday tools. The deepfake examples and the focus on privacy risks sparked some really thoughtful conversations at home. It was one 55-minute lesson in a one-week format, but that session was packed with practical choices and hands-on scenarios. Overall a strong, engaging intro to AI safety for kids in the 8–12 range.