Shape your learning
Shape your learning.
Makerspace · Interactives · Classroom books, warm-ups and Northreach for enrolled students
- What if learning felt like an adventure?
- In the Makerspace, ideas become things you can hold.
- Laser a mug or a plaque with your own design.
- Cut vinyl for a shirt nobody else has. Families and neighbors welcome.
- Interactives: drag it, test it, watch the math move. Free to play.
- Every class has its own book, with lessons and practice on real pages. (For enrolled students)
- Warm-ups turn practice into games. Right answers open chests. (For enrolled students)
- Then step into Northreach, where right answers power the adventure. (For enrolled students)
- Shape your learning.
A studio for making and teaching
Interactives
Walk a Koyukon village trail and measure the distance between two camps. Drag latitude and longitude until the lines meet. Graph slope on tundra, sort numbers on a mill belt, and blast facts among the stars. Play as a guest for free; signed in with a class, your teacher sees how you practiced.
Classroom
Every class has its own book: lessons, practice and checks on real pages, with a pen, compass, protractor and graphing calculator right beside them. Teachers go live, take attendance and keep the gradebook from the book. After the work, students step through the portal to the Hall and Northreach, where right answers power the game. Students only see the classes they belong to.
Makerspace
The Huslia Makerspace, in Swatling's classroom, is a student and community space for creating. 3D print a broken part, a toy, or a gadget that solves a problem. Laser your nickname and a picture onto a coffee mug, or a wooden plaque for the wall. Cut vinyl for a birthday, anniversary, Mother's Day, or Father's Day card — or a t-shirt nobody else in town has. Students, parents, and neighbors: come in and make something of your own. Open Monday through Thursday, 3:40–5:00 p.m.