Listen, There Is No Bubble Wrap
A short interactive fiction from GGJ 2025 that pairs clickable bubble wrap with Chinese narration.
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A short interactive fiction from GGJ 2025 that pairs clickable bubble wrap with Chinese narration.
A small browser game by yanabei focused on popping bubbles, with music and creator-described Easter eggs. Detailed rules and the experience have not been playtested.
A browser-based paper-folding and paper-cutting experience featuring a TRAE companion character. The creator describes using TRAE SOLO to iterate on 2D calculations and 3D paper rendering.
A digital exhibition website that organizes publicly available information about cultural artifacts in Nanchang.
A children's website introducing Dalian Museum and its collections through exploration tasks and maps.
A browser-based musical instrument described as adapting four-track MIDI arrangements to a performance and text instructions.
A shared AI teaching workspace for preparing lessons, exercises and teaching materials.
A tool described as generating presentations in the browser.
A 3D architectural reconstruction tool with traceable historical sources.
A protein-research data and model pipeline with a web demo that returns a fixed, precomputed example.
A browser-based spatial acoustics design workspace with audio previews.
A web MVP for exploring travel destinations through tasks, rewards, and explainable recommendations.
The public listing records the project name and event stage, but does not yet provide enough information to explain what it does.
The public listing confirms the title and competition stage, but does not yet provide enough evidence to explain what this project does.
The public list records the title and event stage, but does not provide enough information to explain how the project works.
The public list records the title and event stage, but does not provide enough information to explain how the project works.
An interactive web platform combining AI and IIIF to tell Zou Taofen's story, organized around humanities, history and technological access.
A plant-journaling web app for children and parents, designed to turn outdoor observations into a collection that can be revisited.
An interactive 3D solar-system website for middle-school students, astronomy enthusiasts, and parents exploring with children. It offers a rotatable, clickable alternative to flat textbook diagrams.
An AI education resource site for rural teachers, parents and schoolchildren, with articles, teacher packs, family activities and usage agreements organized around understanding, application, creation and ethics. Quality, policy alignment and user feedback are creator claims.
A music-learning website for rural children, playable with a computer keyboard or on-screen keys. It offers ten children's songs, synchronized highlighting and a guided mode that waits for the correct note.
A browser-based historical role-playing game for rural middle-school history teachers and students. Five scripts connect history with ethics and rule-of-law lessons through branching decisions, knowledge maps, and collecting fragments.
A lost-cat poster generator for families searching for a missing pet, especially people unfamiliar with design tools. The creator demonstrates a web version and an ongoing WeChat mini-program implementation.
An educational website combining blackboard illustrations, knowledge sharing, and questions, with prepared lesson visuals and AI-assisted cards or animations.