Your child can do more than just use technology. They can build it.
A hands-on technology program for Class 6–9 students — from computational thinking to coding, websites, Python, AI and real-world projects.
- Start free — no card needed
- Project-based learning
- Go at your child's own pace
- A parent progress dashboard
How KAERON helps your child grow
Think
Build problem-solving skills.
Create
Turn ideas into projects.
Code
Learn with hands-on practice.
Build
Make real games, apps and sites.
Explore AI
Explore the future today.
Ship
Showcase your work with pride.
Curious minds. Brighter futures.
- 36
- Chapters
- 89
- Hands-on lessons
- 6
- Projects to build
- 1
- Chapter free
Six skills, one journey
Each month builds on the last — from thinking like a computer scientist to shipping a real product.
Computational Thinking
Break problems down, spot patterns and think in logical steps.
Creative Coding
Build interactive games with block-based programming.
Web Development
Make real websites with HTML, CSS and a taste of JavaScript.
Python
Write real text-based code and build small apps.
AI Literacy
Understand AI, prompt it well, and use it responsibly.
Product Building
Turn an idea into a real, shipped capstone project.
Pick where your child starts
Choose a project-based course that fits your child. Each course has its own learning pace and access period — explore the curriculum and opening chapter before you buy.
Digital Explorer
Learn to build with technology.
A hands-on technology program for Class 6–9 students — from computational thinking to coding, websites, Python, AI and real projects.
36 chapters · 89 lessons
AI Creator
Understand AI. Create with AI. Think critically about AI.
A hands-on AI literacy course for Class 6–9 — explore how AI recognises patterns and learns from data, use generative AI responsibly, spot when AI gets things wrong, and build and present your own AI-powered project.
18 chapters · 53 lessons
Thinking Explorer
Notice carefully. Question wisely. Decide independently.
A complete 12-month critical-thinking and media-literacy course for Class 6–8 learners. Forty-eight weekly lessons build observation, evidence, data literacy, independent decision-making and responsible sharing through familiar Indian situations.
12 chapters · 48 lessons
Self-paced, and hands-on
Read the opening chapters free. Buy the course once and it opens straight away — your child works through it at their own pace.
- The first chapter is free to read in full — no card needed.
- One payment per course, no subscription. Access opens the moment you pay.
- Short lessons, then lots of building — games, sites, apps and AI projects.
- Every student finishes by shipping a capstone project of their own.
Projects students build
My First Game
Scratch
My Personal Website
HTML · CSS
Python Mini App
Python
AI Mini Project
AI
Catch the Falling Objects
Scratch
Capstone Project
Your choice
Real learning you can see
Digital Explorer answers the questions that matter: is my child learning, what have they built, and what are they improving?
Projects over grades
Your child finishes with a portfolio of real projects, not just a certificate.
Their pace, not a timetable
No fixed class times to juggle — your child picks it up around school and exams.
Responsible technology
AI and the internet taught with safety, privacy and critical thinking.
See the progress
Track skills, lessons and projects as your child grows.
Questions parents ask
Does my child need coding experience?
No. Digital Explorer starts from computational thinking and builds up gradually — it's designed for complete beginners in Class 6–9.
How does the course work?
It's self-paced. You buy the course once and it opens straight away, so your child works through the chapters whenever it suits them — around school, around exams — for the full access period.
What will my child actually build?
Games, a personal website, small Python apps, an AI-powered mini project, and a final capstone project they design and ship themselves.
Is screen time just watching videos?
No — students spend most of their time building. Lessons are short; activities and projects are the core.
Better learners. A brighter tomorrow.
Start with the free chapters and see how Digital Explorer turns curiosity into real projects.
36 chapters · 89+ lessons · 6 projects to build