Digital skills
Practise mouse and keyboard skills, typing, and everyday tasks on a simulated desktop.
Explore digital literacyFor schools, teachers and NGOs
Teach coding and digital skills without depending on classroom internet.
Start with a digital skills activity, a coding challenge or a creative project. Explore activities online, or prepare MABNI for a classroom on a local network.
One classroom, many ways to learn
Coding and creativity
Try coding challenges, create stories, and explore Scratch and ScratchJr.
Explore codingIntroductory AI
Explore patterns, training examples and prediction, and talk about errors.
Explore AI activitiesPrepare for an offline class
Download the package and any required setup software before the classroom goes offline. Prepare the package on a Windows 10/11 64-bit main PC, then share its classroom address with computers on the same local network. Keep that PC running during the lesson. Optional hardware, camera and USB activities have additional requirements.
A proposed first classroom pilot
Discuss a small trial with four teacher-led sessions of 35–45 minutes. This is a suggested sequence, to adapt to your learners and equipment:
- Mouse and keyboard orientation and an everyday digital task.
- Coding instructions, prediction and debugging.
- A small Scratch or ScratchJr story.
- An AI pattern or training activity and discussion of errors.
Tell Ahmad about your learners, computers, local network and teaching goals. You can discuss whether MABNI fits your setting and what support would be needed.
Discuss a classroom pilotSponsor a classroom pilot
Explore the proposed three-site trial and indicative US$900 budget.
See the pilot proposalUse and care for classroom work
Free educational use is permitted under the published terms; keep attribution visible. Third-party components retain their own licences. Learner work may be stored on the device or classroom server, so plan backups before updating or clearing browser data.