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Inspiration

Many students spend a lot of time searching for explanations and practice questions online. Sometimes, the available materials are too difficult or do not match their level. I wanted to create a simple tool that helps students understand new topics and practice what they have learned.

This inspired me to build LearnForge, an AI-powered learning assistant designed to make studying more accessible and interactive.

What it does

LearnForge helps students learn different subjects through personalized explanations and interactive quizzes.

Students can:

• Choose a subject and learning level.
• Enter any topic they want to study.
• Generate AI-powered explanations.
• Create quizzes with multiple-choice questions.
• Receive feedback and explanations after answering questions.
• Track their quiz results and learning progress.
• Use built-in demonstration content.

The goal is to help students move from understanding a topic to practicing it in one place.

How I built it

I developed LearnForge using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for the user interface and Node.js for the backend.

I integrated the Gemini API to generate explanations and quizzes based on the student's chosen topic and level.

The application stores quiz history locally in the browser. I used GitHub to publish the source code and Render to deploy the working website.

Challenges I ran into

One of the biggest challenges was connecting the website to the AI service and making sure the generated content appeared correctly.

I also had to handle API errors, improve the user interface, and make the application work outside my local computer.

Deploying the project was another challenge because I had to configure the server, environment variables, and hosting settings correctly.

Accomplishments that I'm proud of

I am proud that I built and deployed a working AI-powered educational application.

LearnForge can generate explanations and quizzes, check answers, and save learning progress. It is accessible through a public website rather than only running on my computer.

What I learned

During this project, I learned more about frontend development, Node.js, working with APIs, handling errors, and deploying web applications.

I also learned how important it is to test an application from the user's perspective and keep API keys secure.

What's next for LearnForge

In the future, I would like to add image uploads for homework questions, more detailed progress analytics, and additional ways to personalize the learning experience.

Built With

• css
• gemini-api
• github
• html
• javascript
• node.js
• render