Step into the future of storytelling.
Students use AI to craft sequels to their favorite books and bring it to life by building an immersive virtual world.

Projects lead with immersive, explorable, and interactive explanations through which students come to learn about AI and how to responsibly use it.

Students use AI not to offload their creative work, but to breathe even more life and energy in their ideas.

Students define, customize, and use their own AI-enabled code to write block-based programs that bring their sequels to life.
AI Story Studio is Hello World's AI literacy module for grades 3-12 in which students learn how AI works by using it to create stories. Students explore AI basics through interactive explanations, use AI to generate story ideas and immersive VR environments, and then program AI-enabled characters with block-based code to bring their stories to life. It's the entry point to Hello World's AI literacy curriculum.
Because storytelling makes AI's behavior visible. When a student asks AI for a plot twist and gets something generic, they learn how AI generates from patterns. When they ask for a character that looks like them and get something off, they learn about training data and bias. When they refine a prompt and get better results, they learn to direct the tool. AI Story Studio turns each of those moments into a lesson without needing a lecture.
Grades 3 through 12. Younger students focus on AI basics and creative co-creation; older students go deeper into programming AI-enabled characters and evaluating outputs critically. Elementary schools use it as a first AI literacy experience; middle and high schools often pair it with AI Book Hook or AI History Museum.
Students do. AI Story Studio is built on the principle that students use AI to bring more life to their own ideas, not to offload the creative work. The AI generates options and environments; students choose, revise, and program the result. Students agree to a Code of Ethics covering integrity in their work.
Yes. All AI interaction happens inside Hello World's platform behind four layers of AI safety, with teacher access controls. Students never need accounts on commercial AI tools, and the data security overview explains how student information is handled.
Teachers can create a free account to explore projects, and districts can request a pilot for full curriculum access with professional development. Hello World's PD requires no programming or AI background. Read the AI Story Studio launch announcement for more on how the module came together.