Title: 17. INTRODUCTION
Course: AI Projects for Students (EN) > Section: V. AI-POWERED WEB APPLICATIONS

Artificial Intelligence can be used in many ways in the educational context. In addition to projects with robotics, augmented reality, Raspberry Pi or robotic arms, it is also possible to create simple, accessible and useful applications that work directly in the Internet browser.

This chapter presents three web applications developed under the Erasmus+ AI Tools for VET Schools project, with the aim of showing how Artificial Intelligence can be applied in practical everyday situations.

The applications were created with simple web technologies, such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and with the support of generative Artificial Intelligence tools, namely Claude, to help in the creation of code, improvement of the interface, organization of documentation and testing.

The great advantage of these applications is that they can work in the browser, without the need to install complex programs. In some cases, they use their computer's camera or microphone to analyze movements, recognize voice, or interpret facial expressions.

The three applications presented are:

●      AI Breakout+ – an accessible game controlled with head movements and blinking;

●      VoiceMath – Math English Game – an application to practice multiplication tables with voice recognition, in Portuguese and English;

●      AI Planks – an application to support physical exercise, which analyzes posture during the plank.

All the applications are available on GitHub and can be downloaded easily. The process is similar for the three projects:

1.    Open the repository link on GitHub.

2.    Click the green Code button.

3.    Choose the Download ZIP option.

4.    Save the file on your computer.

5.    Extract/unzip the ZIP file.

6.    Open the application folder.

7.    Look for the index.html file.

8.    Open the file in the browser.

These applications show that Artificial Intelligence can be used in a creative, educational and inclusive way, helping students to learn, play, train and solve real problems.