• All posts should be directly related to learning or teaching computer-related technologies. All unrelated or inappropriate posts will be deleted, and the author may be banned from posting additional posts or even removed from the CreatiCode platform.
• Please do not post the same content multiple times.
• Please try to search for answers in existing posts before asking a question.
• Please do not share any personal information (birthday, gender, address, school, etc)
• Please be friendly in your comments and responses, and give constructive and actionable feedback.
• Please do not post marketing content such as ads or product links. All such posts will be deleted, and the author may be banned or removed.

For Existing Projects

 
First, all projects are hidden now, so the Explore page will show no “user projecs” and the search tool will also return 0 results.

Second, we will start a new moderation process that checks every existing project’s content (text, code, images) and comments. Only if a project passes all the moderations will become visible in the Explore page and search results again.

Note that your projects are still there. The change is only about visibility of projects.

If you have some projects that you urgently need to be published, please email info@creaticode.com.

We also preserve the rights to delete inappropriate projects and user accounts if we find intentional/repeated bad behaviors.

For New Projects

 
When you share or publish a new project, it will NOT become visible right away. Instead, it will be put in a review queue, and the same moderation process described above will be applied to check its content (text/code/image). If the project passes the review, it will become visible in the Explore page and in search results. If the project fails the review, you will receive a message explaining what changes you need to make for it to pass the review.

In addition, if a project is already shared or published, and you make some new changes to it, then this new version will not become immediately visible to other users (they will still see the previously approved version). The newly changd version will undergo a similar review process, and it will become visible when the review passes.

Summary

We understand this will make it a bit longer for you to share projects and make changes, but this is how all modern software platforms work, such as Apple app store or Roblox. It will guarantee our platform is safe for use in schools.

We will make sure the review process is accurate and fast so you don’t have to wait long. Sorry about the inconveniences while we make these changes.

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The update has been complated. Thank you.

• Young users (elementary school students) — similar to those on MIT Scratch, who enjoy fun, creative, and age-friendly projects designed to inspire imagination and introduce coding fundamentals.

• Older users (middle and high school students) — who are more mature and can handle projects with complex storytelling, deeper emotional or philosophical themes, and mild suspense or darker tones, such as “Plants vs. Zombies”, “Tank war”, etc. These projects encourage critical thinking, creativity, and exploration of real-world ideas in a safe and respectful way.

To ensure that older users can freely share their creative work while keeping younger users protected, we’ve introduced a new feature in the Playground. When sharing or publishing a project, you can now mark it as “Meant for users 13 or older.”

 
If this box is checked, anyone who opens the project will first see a notice asking them to confirm that they understand the project is intended for older users:

When sharing a new project, please consider checking this box if your project might not be suitable for young users. If you see a project that should be marked as 13+ but it is not, please remind the author to do so in the comments, or report the project directly.

Please note that all shared projects must still be appropriate for school use, including those marked as 13+. Our administrators reserve the right to reclassify projects as 13+ or remove them if necessary. Users who share or publish inappropriate content risk permanent deletion of their accounts and projects without prior notice.

The official starting time is September, and the submission deadline is January 2026. However, if you already have an idea, you can start building or learning now.

https://orise.orau.gov/ai-challenge/complete-the-challenge/index.html#top
https://orise.orau.gov/ai-challenge/complete-the-challenge/rules.html

This allows you to build AI projects and share them to anyone to try out, and they won’t have to sign up or log in to try them

Enjoy!

Any feedback on the game is welcome, and you are encouraged to remix it and improve it.