Protect the Roblox Research Base
Learn what personal information is, build a memorable passphrase and decide how a responsible digital defender reacts to suspicious messages.
Technology is not just a screen. It is a set of tools for noticing patterns, protecting people, understanding insects, expressing ideas and creating systems that help.
Learn what personal information is, build a memorable passphrase and decide how a responsible digital defender reacts to suspicious messages.
One idea, one build, one explanation. Short sessions; visible creations; no passive binge learning.
Evidence: what can be observed and tested. Model: a useful explanation that may improve. Metaphor: an image that helps us think. Belief: meaning or tradition that deserves respect but is not presented as scientific proof. This is how scientific curiosity and metaphysical wonder can coexist honestly.
Protect identity, devices, accounts and communities.
Turn Roblox and Brawl Stars curiosity into systems thinking.
Move from blocks to readable text code.
Understand pattern prediction without treating AI as magic or authority.
Design goal-driven workflows before using advanced tools.
Use technology to observe living systems without harming them.
Combine Palina's art world with interaction and engineering.
Ask what should be built, for whom and with what consequences.
Identity, privacy, passphrases, networks, phishing, files, search and source checking.
Capstone: Cyber Safety Adventure Game in Scratch.Algorithms, loops, conditions, coordinates, debugging and insect observation records.
Capstone: Ubud Insect Rescue game + digital field notebook.How models learn, where they fail, bias, verification, workflow diagrams and rule-based agents.
Capstone: supervised EntomoGuide agent prototype with human approval.HTML/CSS/JS, simple sensors, data stories, accessibility, ethics and presentation.
Capstone: multilingual Insect Habitat Observatory for Art Fab Lab.Complete all four checkpoints. Progress stays only in this browser.
Select the three steps in the safest order when a message asks for Lev's password.
Model safe practice, ask Lev to explain his reasoning, and give permission only for closed learning environments. Never test security on real systems or accounts without explicit authorization.
Help Lev translate a technical idea into visual form, story, sculpture, movement or exhibition. Judge clarity and meaning, not only whether the code runs.
AI conversations are adult-guided. Use no full name, birthday, school, address, live location, face data or private family information. Lev must verify claims with a trusted source or observation.
For every project save: one photo or screenshot, the problem, Lev's plan, one bug, the fix, what he learned and what he would improve.
Observe 25% — asks useful questions and records evidence. Build 30% — creates and iterates. Explain 25% — teaches the idea in any of his languages. Protect 20% — uses safe, ethical choices. No grade for speed; debugging counts as learning.