Social Studies & History

Students conduct research for civic action projects, investigating issues in their own communities with structured support. The tool helps them move from "something should be done" to "here's what I'm…

Addy, your Advocate Assistant, guides you through the planning process of your social justice project.

Students explore AP Government concepts through an interactive AI tutor that helps them review key topics, prepare for exams, and deepen their understanding of U.S.

Courtroom jury simulation — built by Gabriela Caso de los Cobos Tapia (Adjunct Professor) to support educators and students.

AI tutor for African American history

Students practice and refine their AP Government free-response writing skills with AI-powered feedback on argumentation, use of evidence, and political reasoning.

Helps teachers build deeper knowledge on Science and History topics through more coherent text sets. Provides informational text pairings and offers similar fictional texts by diverse authors.

Civics students built app exploring candidates

Students explore civic engagement topics and discover ways they can participate in their communities right now, not just when they turn 18. The bot makes civic action feel accessible and personally re…

Helps people better understand the news by comparing how the same topic is presented from different perspectives. Highlights biased language and summarizes multiple viewpoints so users can form their…

Students engage with Constitutional concepts through guided coaching, exploring ideas about the U.S.

This app helps educators serve increasingly diverse student populations by enabling them to create learning communities where all students feel they belong and develop the knowledge, skills, and under…

Chooses the most important technology news story per day and rewrites it to be accessible so that neurodiverse students ages 15-25 can understand the meaning of the article.

Document-based question writing

Students build civic knowledge through a competency-based progression that lets them see their own growth over time. The tool tracks mastery of specific civic skills and knowledge areas.

Students submit historical narrative essays and receive assessment-aligned feedback that pushes them toward more sophisticated historical thinking. Teachers can assign more writing without being burie…

Students explore civics concepts through an AI-powered knowledge graph that connects ideas across government, citizenship, and civic participation in ways that reveal the deeper structure of democrati…

Social studies teachers use Judy H. to quickly generate classroom-ready games and hands-on activities that bring concepts to life.

Fairfax high school students research real travel destinations as part of their geography and cultural studies coursework.

Students simulate Model United Nations debates, taking on country roles, researching geopolitical positions, and negotiating resolutions with AI delegates.

Sixth grade NYC students explore how their city's legislative process works, connecting abstract civic concepts to the government buildings they pass every day. The tool makes local government feel pe…

Supreme Court oral argument sim

Texas history character creation

Students review and revise their understanding of the Agricultural and Industrial Revolutions, exploring key events, causes, effects, and historical significance through guided AI interaction.

KIPP high school students submit AP History essays and receive the kind of detailed, rubric-aligned feedback that helps them compete on equal footing with students at well-resourced schools.

Year 2 geography curriculum

Year 2 government curriculum

Year 1 students build foundational geography knowledge through curriculum-aligned content that connects local geography to global patterns. Teachers use it as a daily instructional resource for geogra…

Year 1 students learn foundational civic and governance concepts through age-appropriate, engaging activities. The tool introduces the building blocks of citizenship and community responsibility.