Funded by a grant from the Roblox Community Fund, AVID Creator Planet focuses on practicing durable skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, collaboration, and communication.
Each phase, from planning and construction to adaptation and evaluation, challenges learners to apply these principles in dynamic and interactive scenarios.
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To bring the AVID Creator Planet learning experience into the classroom, AVID has created a full suite of free resources around the game in AVID Open Access, including step-by-step lessons and all the resources necessary for teachers and students.
Set on Equinova, an extraterrestrial planet, Roblox users learn durable skills and practice engineering design through building challenges that use a variety of materials to construct towers, bridges, and ramps.
They also have their problem-solving skills tested through sudden “remixes” like meteor strikes and dust storms. Users can partner with friends to compete against other teams, learning teamwork skills.
AVID Creator Planet incorporates design thinking principles, and the narrative emphasizes leading with empathy – encouraging students to “Build for a Better Tomorrow,” the company said.
Super League’s Roblox development studio has been creating in the education space on the platform since 2020, launching custom worlds for education and non-profit partners and integrating educational components into multiple Roblox experiences for IP owners.
Super League Chair and CEO Ann Hand expects the AVID’s mission to ensure students in the academic middle are college and career-ready and bring incredible learning content to Roblox’s community of 85 million+ daily users.
Creator Planet leans into signature Roblox learning advantages – immersive 3D environments, realistic behaviors of objects and materials, and most importantly, the kind of teamwork multiplayer, real-time collaboration makes possible,” Roblox VP of Education Rebecca Kantar added.
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