Athena: AI Tutor (concept)

Inspiration

The controversial topic of students using AI in academia; Our project aims to be a solution for this relatively recent issue.

What it does

The AI in our project is only a concept, so we designed a landing page to discuss the possible implementations of an AI Tutor in ways that are beneficial to both students and teachers.

How we built it

We used HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in Visual Studio Code to develop our website. After deciding who would work on what, we installed the "Live Share" extension by Microsoft to collaborate on coding at the same time; Nettra worked on some of the HTML, while Alex was responsible for styling with CSS and a short JavaScript program (specifically for a scroll animation).

Challenges we ran into

Relearning HTML and CSS; it's been a while since either of us have coded in those languages, but in the end we made the best of our knowledge.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

The website turned out a lot cleaner than expected; we're especially happy with all of the animations, since some of them weren't working right the first time around we implemented them.

What we learned

We learned how to develop collaboratively in Visual Studio Code, and we learned some new ways to better style our page with animations thanks to CSS and some lines of JavaScript.