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International Educator
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CoderJam presents Vibetober
One day, live online. They design it, build it with AI, and leave with a playable browser game they can send to anyone.
Reserve a placeNo payment today — reserve now, pay before the event.
Not an exercise, not a certificate — a playable browser game with their name on it (well, their display name). By 16:00 it's live on a link they can send to friends, family, and everyone else.
Screenshots arrive when the first cohort ships. These are the game styles students choose from.
All times Bangkok time (GMT+7). Live on video the whole way — both facilitators present all day.
09:00 – 12:00
Pick a game style, design the rules, and start building with AI. First playable version before lunch.
13:00 – 16:00
Swap games, gather feedback, fix and polish — then publish. The game goes live on CoderJam before the day ends.
Finished games are showcased on CoderJam, where anyone can play them and rate them. Top of the charts wins prizes. Games are published under a display name only — never a real name.
Not a pre-recorded course. Both are present, on camera, from the first minute to the last.
International Educator
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AI Industry Professional
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No installs. No prior coding experience. Everything happens in the browser.
We designed the safeguarding first and the event around it.
Every registration is made by a parent or guardian. Students can't sign themselves up.
Games are published under a display name the student chooses. No real names, no photos, no school details — anywhere, ever.
All written interaction between students is reviewed by a facilitator before it appears. Nothing goes student-to-student unmoderated.
Both facilitators are present and on camera for the entire event — no unsupervised breakout time.
Full refund up to 7 days before your event date.
Each date is a complete, standalone event. Students pick one.
The AI writes the code — the student does everything else. They decide what the game is, how it should feel, what's broken and what to change, then iterate until it's right. That loop — direct, test, refine — is exactly how professionals build with AI now. Nobody leaves thinking the computer did it for them; they leave knowing how to make a computer do it.
No. No prior coding experience is needed. The AI handles the syntax; your child supplies the ideas, decisions and taste. Students who do already code tend to push further in the same six hours — the day stretches to fit.
Two facilitators are live all day with at most twenty students per event, so nobody stays stuck for long. Getting stuck and unstuck is part of the design — it's where most of the learning happens.
The day runs 09:00–16:00 Bangkok time (GMT+7). That's 10:00–17:00 in Singapore and Hong Kong, 07:30–14:30 in India, and 13:00–20:00 in Sydney. In Europe it starts very early (03:00 in the UK) — if that's you, email hello@coderjam.org and we'll let you know when we run dates in your time zone.
Yes. Each date is a standalone event, and a second day means building a second, different game. Register for each date separately.
Nothing. The whole day happens in the browser. Your child needs a free ChatGPT account. We'll email setup instructions before the day.
No — both facilitators are present all day and all interaction is moderated. You're very welcome to sit in, and we especially recommend being around at 16:00 when the games go live.
Full refund up to 7 days before your event date. After that, we can usually move the registration to another date instead — email hello@coderjam.org.
Reserve a place now, pay before the event. We'll email you payment details.
Here's what happens next: within two working days you'll get an email from hello@coderjam.org with payment details and everything you need to prepare. Your child's place is confirmed once payment is in. About a week before the event we'll send setup instructions for the AI account, and on the morning of the day itself, the join link.
Nothing to pay today. Full refund up to 7 days before your event date.