SceneCraft is designed primarily for educators to collaborate with AI in authoring interactive, narrative-based learning experiences. Through a structured authoring tool, teachers guide the AI to generate content aligned with their instructional goals, standards, and classroom context. While students engage with the experiences created in SceneCraft, the platform is designed for teacher use, providing them with complete control over content design, customization, and classroom integration.

SceneCraft is designed to support cross-curricular instruction across STEM, humanities, and the arts. It works well for grades 5–12 but can be adapted to suit a range of learning levels, depending on instructional needs.

SceneCraft works independently and does not require integration with an LMS. Teachers can export a shareable game link and post it anywhere: Google Classroom, Canvas, email, or other communication tools.

SceneCraft is entirely web-based and accessible via any device with an internet connection.

Yes. SceneCraft is optimized for Chromebooks and functions on tablets and mobile devices with web access, although the user experience is best on laptops or desktops.

Yes. SceneCraft is designed with data privacy in mind and follows COPPA compliance standards.

All generated content is securely stored behind a firewall and linked to each user’s unique ID. This content remains accessible to the individual user upon login. Administrative privileges are limited to designated institutional administrators; no external parties have administrative access to the data.

Users do not have direct access to the underlying AI engine. All interactions are mediated through the SceneCraft Authoring Tool, which manages input and output securely. User inputs are internally parsed and incorporated into structured, prompt-based requests sent to large language models. The AI-generated responses are parsed, formatted, and presented to users for review.

At multiple stages of the content creation process, users can view, edit, and modify the generated material to ensure it aligns with their intent and appropriateness standards.

Absolutely. SceneCraft is a flexible tool that can support project-based, inquiry-based, and cross-curricular instruction, but how it’s integrated into these approaches is ultimately up to each teacher. While we don’t prescribe a specific method, we’re working to build a community where educators can share how they’ve used SceneCraft to support deeper learning and innovative pedagogy.

We offer live and on-demand professional learning sessions, implementation guides, and a narrative prompt design worksheet to support teachers in designing story-based lessons.

Yes. SceneCraft features will enable educators to share content and collaborate within and across schools

Yes. Our small team offers support via email and chat during standard school hours, and we do our best to respond promptly. While we strive to address issues quickly, immediate responses during the school day are not guaranteed.

Most educators can begin creating scenes in under an hour. With a short training session or through self-guided exploration, teachers typically become confident and proficient with SceneCraft quickly.

Yes. We offer pilot programs for schools and districts interested in evaluating SceneCraft before full implementation. If interested, please contact: scenecraftai@ncsu.edu