Subject specialists, not facilitators
The teacher asked to lead may have no design-thinking or workshop background.

Skill building and evidence tracking made easy for Hong Kong secondary schools — guided live by an AI co-pilot, with about five minutes of prep.
Your teachers are excellent educators in their subject. Running an open-ended, student-led workshop draws on a different skill set — one that most teacher training programmes simply don’t cover.
The teacher asked to lead may have no design-thinking or workshop background.
A handful of sessions cannot create consistent practice across a school.
Without structure, students stay busy without building lasting skills or evidence.
SkillGraph turns each workshop into a plain record of what a student built and how they contributed. That record doesn’t reset — it carries forward, so by week six you’re not just looking at today’s artifact. You’re looking at the shape of a student’s growth, session by session.
Every entry is a submitted artifact and a recorded role — never a grade or a guess.
Compare a student’s contribution today against three sessions ago, in one view.
Built entirely from classroom artifacts and participation — nothing here is scored, graded, or ranked.
No facilitation training and no dependency on one specialist being available.
Every session builds on the last, so the school can see more than attendance.
The AI stays within the curriculum and asks questions rather than handing over answers.
Let's have a chat. We're taking on a limited number of pilot schools this term.