Educational software · research companion
AI Playgrounds
AI Playgrounds is a suite of twelve bilingual, offline-ready interactive models for foundational artificial intelligence. It was designed to make algorithmic state inspectable in ordinary school browsers without accounts, servers, or package installation.
- 12 standalone applets
- English + 简体中文
- 45 algorithm checks
- 63 browser cases
- MIT license
- Zenodo DOI
Open the live suite · Inspect the repository · Archived v1.0.1 · DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21854217
Design problem
Many AI demos hide the mechanism, require a hosted service, or lack enough instructional structure for classroom use. The suite combines manipulation, traceable explanations, scenarios, fidelity notes, and teacher resources.
Engineering decision
Each applet remains one portable HTML file. A deterministic build process constructs the public site, while applet use requires no build step or runtime dependency.
Assurance
The v1.0.0 baseline carries the original 45-check and 63-case evidence. The maintenance/archival v1.0.1 release preserves the applet algorithms, adds durable evidence and privacy-minimized uptake measurement, and is archived at DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21854217.
Claim boundary
Software checks do not establish learning gains, accessibility conformance, adoption, or comparative effectiveness. Those questions are reserved for separate empirical work.
Role demonstrated
Product design, front-end implementation, algorithm verification, bilingual instructional design, reproducible release engineering, research provenance, and responsible analytics.