Classroom guide
Let your students try the jobs AI is creating — in one class.
plAIground turns future careers into a game. No AI knowledge needed: pick a mission, project the code, and your students learn by playing.
Free with no account. Students only scan and play.
Three jobs your students can try today
Fraud Analyst
Northstar Bank
Spot the criminals hiding in millions of payments. Every bank hires for this.
Content Moderator
Wavelength
Decide what stays up on an app used by millions of teens.
Robot Fleet Supervisor
SwiftCart
Keep 200 warehouse robots moving, and know when to stop them.
Each mission has 3 rounds: solo, with AI as a helper, and supervising the AI.
Ready in three steps
Step 1
Host
Pick a mission and project the QR code. Under a minute, no prep.
Step 2
Join
Students scan and play on their phones with a nickname.
Step 3
Discuss
Your screen shows who caught the AI's mistakes. Start the conversation there.
Fits the subject you teach
Math
Why can a 94%-confident AI still be wrong?
Social studies
What happens when an algorithm flags a person?
Technology
AI makes guesses; humans make decisions.
Ethics
If the AI is wrong and a human approved it, who's responsible?
After the game (10 min)
- 1When did you override the AI, and what convinced you?
- 2Which round felt hardest? What does that say about future jobs?
- 3Which of these jobs could you see yourself doing?
Privacy details
What we store — and what we don't
No student ever creates an account. Here is exactly what the game keeps, who sees it, and for how long.
What students share
Just a nickname they invent (20 characters max). No names, no emails, no passwords — nothing that identifies them.
What the game saves
The nickname, your session code, and round results: the score per round and how often each player overrode the AI. Nothing else is collected.
Who can see it
Your host screen is the only place the full roster and results appear — it's unlocked by a private key stored on your device, not the join code. Students can only ever see their own nickname and results, and other sessions' data stays unreachable for everyone.
How long it's kept
Everything deletes itself automatically: 30 days after a session is created, the session, its nicknames, and its results are permanently removed. Nothing is kept longer, and there's nothing you need to manage.
Behind plAIground
Hi, I'm Julia Gómez — AI-First Product Builder and Fullstack Developer with 10+ years of experience mentoring in social innovation. I built plAIground at SheBuildsLovable Season 04 to give teachers and students an accessible, hands-on way to explore human-AI collaboration in the workplace.
What job could your students have in 2035?
Open the host screen on your projector and find out.
Host a free sessionEvery session report is free with a teacher account. Sign in · Pro ($9/mo) adds saved missions, My Courses, and reports across a course — see pricing.