Now Enrolling Districts for 2026–27

Students who can
think with AI — not just use it.

When AI can write a student's code, essay, or lab report in seconds, completing a task is no longer proof of learning. DesignED Studio™ gives teachers a tool that makes AI work for their prep time — while keeping students in an environment where they still have to reason their way to the answer.

For Administrators — The Three Questions

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What problem does this solve?

Students are using AI to skip the thinking — and traditional assessments can't tell the difference. DesignED Studio™ makes skipping impossible by removing the shortcut. Students must reason through the problem; the AI guides their thinking instead of answering for them.

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How does it fit into our school?

It's two connected tools. Teachers use one to build lessons and assessments in minutes — it handles the formatting so they don't have to. Students use the other during class activities. No new hardware required. Works across CS, Science, Math, and ELA.

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What do results look like?

Teachers get a simple 3-point progress summary for each student after every session — showing how their thinking improved, not just whether they got the right answer. No extra grading. No separate data platform to log into.

Less prep for teachers. More thinking from students.

Most AI tools in schools do one thing: help students finish assignments faster. DesignED Studio™ draws a clear line — AI speeds up the work teachers shouldn't be doing manually, while students still have to earn every answer.

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AI Handles the Paperwork — Teachers Focus on Students

Building rubrics, aligning lessons to standards, creating differentiated versions for different learners — these tasks eat hours of planning time every week. DesignED Studio™ generates all of it automatically so teachers can spend that time actually teaching.

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Students Still Have to Do the Real Work

Inside the student environment, AI can't hand over answers. Instead, it asks students to form a hypothesis, test it, explain what went wrong, and try again. The cognitive heavy lifting stays with the student — exactly where it belongs.

Two Tools. One Mission.

Built for teachers and students to use together

One tool lives in the teacher's planning workflow. The other lives in the student's hands during class. They talk to each other automatically — no extra setup required.

CognitiveIQ™

The Teacher Planning Tool

For Teachers

An AI-powered lesson builder for CS educators. Tell it the standard you're teaching, the grade level, and how much student choice you want to build in — it generates a fully structured lesson, rubric, and assessment in minutes.

  • Student choice built in: Lets students pick variables before the activity starts, increasing ownership and engagement.
  • Tiered challenges automatically: Generates "low floor, high ceiling" versions so every student can engage at their level.
  • Assessment that matches what you taught: Rubrics grade students on how they reasoned through problems — not just whether their final answer was correct.
Outputs a ready-to-run lesson package — delivered directly to the student tool with one click.

LogicCore™

The Student Activity Environment

For Students

A structured AI workspace where students can't just ask for the answer. They work through a scenario by forming a hypothesis, running tests, and explaining their reasoning — step by step, with AI guiding the process rather than solving it.

  • Guided hypotheses, not open prompts: Students choose from structured options that require them to commit to a line of reasoning before testing it.
  • Answers are blocked by design: The system intercepts any request for a direct answer and redirects students to diagnose the problem themselves.
  • Socratic questioning engine: When students are stuck, the AI asks a targeted question — not a hint — that points them toward their own logical gap.
All student activity logs are captured and sent to the teacher's progress dashboard automatically.
Student Progress Data

See how students are thinking — not just what they turned in

Traditional grades tell you whether a student got the right answer. DesignED Studio™ tracks the work in between — how they responded when they were wrong, whether their thinking improved, and how much they relied on AI support versus figuring it out themselves.

After each session, teachers receive a plain-language 3-point Cognitive Growth Summary for each student — no extra data platform, no manual analysis.

Signal 1
Error Recovery Speed

How quickly did the student change course when their approach wasn't working? Faster recovery signals stronger problem-solving instincts.

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Thinking Improvement

How much did the student's reasoning improve from their first attempt to their last? Tracks real growth across a single session.

Signal 3
Independent Reasoning

How often did the student figure things out without needing a prompt from the AI? High independence scores indicate genuine mastery.

Works Across Your Entire Curriculum

DesignED Studio™ isn't a CS-only tool. The same structured reasoning approach — give students a real-world scenario, block the easy answer, make them diagnose the problem — applies across every core subject area. One district license covers your whole school.

Subject & Standards Real-World Scenario Student Tools What Students Figure Out
Computer Science
CSTA Aligned
A delivery drone loses control mid-flight. Why? Logic blocks, conditional sliders, variable controls. Finding the bug — whether it's a loop, an off-by-one error, or mismatched data types.
Biological Sciences
NGSS Aligned
A lake ecosystem suddenly collapses from algae bloom. What went wrong? Environmental sliders for pH, temperature, and nitrogen levels. Tracing cause-and-effect through biological systems to identify the tipping point.
Mathematics
CCSS-M Aligned
A company's financial model predicts profit — but they're actually going broke. Where's the error? Statistical function builder and dynamic graph editor. Spotting the flawed assumption hidden inside a growth formula or projection model.
ELA / Humanities
CCSS-ELA Aligned
A historical treaty gets rejected by every legislative body that reviews it. What's wrong with the argument? Rhetorical map showing claims, supporting evidence, and counterarguments. Identifying logical fallacies, missing evidence, or structural weaknesses in the argument.

Bring DesignED Studio™ to Your District

We're partnering with a select group of districts for the 2026–27 school year. Pilot participants get full access to both tools, onboarding support, and a dedicated implementation contact. Fill out the form below and we'll be in touch within two business days.

DesignED Studio™ · 2026 · All pilot inquiries are reviewed by our district partnerships team.