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Part 1: Build & Publish Your First Teaching App

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Welcome and how this course works

Welcome to Vibe Coding for Educators. This isn't a traditional coding course. You won't be memorizing syntax or writing algorithms from scratch.

Instead, you're going to learn how to collaborate with AI to build interactive, engaging tools for your students. We call this "vibe coding" — guiding the AI with clear intentions, reviewing its work, and refining the results.

What happens next

A two-item readiness check, then you build. You paste in a prompt we have written, and AI Studio turns it into a working teaching app in about ten minutes. You need a Google account and nothing else — no card, no installs, and no idea of your own yet.

What you will have by the end of Part 1

A working web app on the internet with a real URL you can share with students, colleagues, or anyone — built from your own idea, described in plain English, and published using free tools.

You will also leave with something less visible and more durable: a much better sense of how to ask. AI does not build what you meant, it builds what you said — so most of what separates a usable app from a disappointing one happens before any code is written. The habits you practise here work the same way in Claude, Codex, ChatGPT, or whatever you end up using next year.