We’re excited to introduce three major new releases on MyComputerBrain: CurveLab, an interactive mathematics function analysis tool; Cyber Command, our first classroom cybersecurity Battle Arena tournament; and a completely refurbished Capture the Flag with AI and Robotics course. We also share our latest teacher professional development opportunities and share practical ideas for bringing plugged computing into the classroom—even without screen time.

Capture the Flag with AI and Robotics has been refurbished with a stronger mission story, five-language support, rank promotions, teacher guidance, and clearer visual models of how Scout's AI controls the robot.

Cyber Command is now live on MyComputerBrain as our first turn-based classroom activity. Built as a follow-up to the Python Intro Course, it transforms core Python skills into a live Red Team vs Blue Team cybersecurity tournament. Two players enter each battle, launch missions from the central Gate, and apply coding, strategy, and cyber judgement across passwords, phishing, infiltration, and defence.

CurveLab is a free function analyser and curve-sketching tool on MyComputerBrain that helps students explore graphs, derivatives, intercepts, turning points, minima, maxima, concavity, and points of inflection. With no student accounts required, it gives fast feedback in class and at home by linking graph, analysis, and derivative checking in one place.