Walkthrough

See it run.

We built AI Fundamentals — a 10-chapter intro to AI for kids and seniors — on Workshop Control. Here's the whole loop, from the admin dashboard to the projector leaderboard. Click any screenshot to see it full-size.

Step 1 · The dashboard

Every workshop in one place.

The admin dashboard lists every workshop you own, plus any public templates other admins on the platform have shared. Each card shows status (draft / active / closed), authoring mode, and quick actions: open, copy, or jump to the projector view.

Admin dashboard with the AI Fundamentals card visible.
Workshop Settings tab — title, description, mode, publish state, lifecycle actions.
Step 2 · Authoring

Markdown that doesn't fight you.

Every chapter is written in TipTap — a rich editor that round-trips cleanly to plain markdown. Drop images by paste or drag-and-drop. Toggle to source mode when you want exact control. Auto-save runs on blur, so you don't fight Save buttons either.

WYSIWYG editor — Chapter 5 (How LLMs Actually Work). The chapter sidebar on the left lets you jump between chapters and reorder by drag.
Same chapter in markdown source mode. Toggle button is top-right of the editor.
Step 3 · Challenges

Three challenge types. One drawer.

Every chapter can have its own challenges. Three types — text match (with optional regex), multiple choice, and checklist — cover most quiz patterns. Configure point value, hints with cost, attempt caps, and unlock dependencies inline.

Multiple-choice challenge: AI vs ML vs DL nesting question.
Checklist: tick every place AI is hiding in your day.
Text match with regex + hint cost. Hints subtract from the final award.
The full challenge list — 45 challenges across the 10 chapters.
Step 4 · The participant view

What learners actually see.

A two-pane layout: chapter content on the left, challenges and leaderboard on the right. The table of contents tracks where each participant is. Solved challenges show their points; incorrect attempts get instant feedback and a retry.

Chapter 2 (The History) rendered as a participant sees it. TOC sidebar on the left, challenges + leaderboard tabs on the right.
A challenge in flight. Submitting an answer gives immediate feedback.
A correct submission shows the points awarded and locks the challenge as solved.
Step 5 · The leaderboard

For the room.

A dedicated projector view designed for the back of the room. 5-second polling, first-blood notches, configurable accent color. Drop it on a TV during your session — it scales cleanly to any size.

Projector leaderboard. Designed for a TV at the back of the room.
Step 6 · Exports

Take it home.

Every participant can download a PDF lab guide of the workshop's chapters. Once they've solved enough challenges, they can also pull a completion certificate. Both carry the owner's brand (display name + logo) — not the platform's.

Lab guide PDF cover. Owner's brand fills the header.
Completion certificate, awarded after solving 81% or more of the published challenges.
Step 7 · Operations

Run it like a service.

Every meaningful change inside the workshop — chapter edits, challenge publishes, user deletions, lifecycle transitions — is captured in a per-workshop audit log. Filter by action, actor, or date. Some actions are revertible inline.

Audit log filtered to challenge actions over the last day.

Ready to build yours?

Community edition is free forever. Self-hosted commercial removes watermarks and lifts the admin cap. Hosted edition is on the way — we run it, you author.