Code Mastery
Students build real proficiency across core domains — from AI agents and automation to business logic and debugging — through progressive challenges with automated evaluation at every step.
Give students real-world coding challenges that are evaluated automatically — hands-on practice that scales past what you can grade by hand, with progress you can actually see.
One loop, repeated every week of the semester. You set the work once; the platform grades it every time.
Pick challenges or learning paths, or write your own, then set deadlines and groups.
They solve in the browser, with nothing to install, in the language your course uses.
Public and private tests grade every submission the moment it lands.
See who is done, who is stuck and where the whole class stands.
The same loop runs when creating .
Students build real proficiency across core domains — from AI agents and automation to business logic and debugging — through progressive challenges with automated evaluation at every step.
Each path pairs short lessons with required challenges, taught interactively by Alex — students answer comprehension questions before they move on to practice. Progress, XP, and per-skill percentages are tracked for every student.
Explore Learning Paths →Assign challenges that mirror on-the-job work — students write, run, and test real code instead of filling in blanks.
Assign a learning path or a challenge to a class, group, or individual students — with due dates, per-student extensions, and optional autograding against a passing score. See who's started, who's stuck, and review every submission attempt.
Let students test their skills against peers in contests and community rankings — a low-stakes way to practice under pressure and see exactly where they stand.
Explore Contests →Students get Alex in every lesson and challenge — hints and explanations in Understand mode, reviewed code changes in Implement mode. Instructors get a Trainer chat that reviews student progress, compares groups, and creates assignments on request.
New challenges are added regularly, so coursework keeps pace with the industry — and every student always has a next step, with progress you can track.
Explore Challenges →Generate snapshot reports for groups, contests, and learning paths: completion timelines, skill coverage, strengths and weaknesses, and per-student detail including AI usage. Export as PDF or CSV for faculty meetings and program reviews.
Integrate DojoCode with Moodle and Canvas. Assignments open from inside your course, students sign in with the account they already have, and grades are reported back to the LMS gradebook. It is built on LTI 1.3, so any platform that supports it, such as Google Classroom or Blackboard, works the same way.
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