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Submission Guidelines

National Summit Application
Requirements

Project Link

A shareable link to the interactive digital story. The experience should take about 5–10 minutes to explore.

Written Reflection (200-300 words)

Students should respond to the following prompts:

  • Story Choice - Why did you choose this book or story to build your sequel or adaptation?
  • Understanding AI - What did you already know about AI before starting this project? What new insights did you gain about how generative AI creates text or ideas?
  • Using AI Thoughtfully - How did AI support your creative process? Which AI suggestions did you use, adapt, or ignore, and why?
  • Evaluating AI Output - What strengths did you notice in the AI’s responses? Where did you see limitations, inaccuracies, or moments that required human judgment?
  • Authorial Decision-Making - How did you make sure the final story reflected your own voice, ideas, and intentions rather than the AI’s?
  • Sharing Impact - How could your project or what you learned help someone else better understand or use AI?

National Advancement Submissions are due by April 25, 2026

Note: Teachers may submit this application on a student’s behalf. However, all written reflections must be the student’s own original work.
National Summit Application

1

Project Selection

Completion of Core Project Requirements
Alignment with the AI Story Studio rubric, including planned scenes, functional CoBlocks, character actions, and tested gameplay.

Story Creativity and Originality
Strength, novelty, and imagination in extending the original story and developing conflicts, characters, and scenes.

AI Integration and Programming Quality
Effective use of AI tools including custom GPTs, character behaviors, scene logic, and interactive elements to enhance the narrative.

Overall Design and User Experience
Clarity, visual design, pacing, and the quality of the interactive 3D experience (smooth navigation, scene coherence, playability).

2

Written Reflection

Reflections are:

  • Thoughtful, specific, and clearly written
  • Responsive to all prompts
  • Demonstrative of student understanding of AI behavior, limitations, and decision-making
  • Clearly reflective of the student’s own thinking and voice

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