Karl Herdersch
@karlherdersch.bsky.social
Designer, Prototyper, Builder AI, XR, Hardware | From Concept to Scalable Products | Founder & Technologist
Building irlplayground.com with early learning teachers.
Building irlplayground.com with early learning teachers.
That’s why we built IRL PLAYground with and for teachers, and soon parents too.
We will get as close to live simulation as possible, so that learning feels alive and less like education.
We will get as close to live simulation as possible, so that learning feels alive and less like education.
September 8, 2025 at 7:38 PM
That’s why we built IRL PLAYground with and for teachers, and soon parents too.
We will get as close to live simulation as possible, so that learning feels alive and less like education.
We will get as close to live simulation as possible, so that learning feels alive and less like education.
And this can’t just be dropped into classrooms. It has to be led by teachers and parents who know what real learning and care look like.
September 8, 2025 at 7:38 PM
And this can’t just be dropped into classrooms. It has to be led by teachers and parents who know what real learning and care look like.
Game developers are in an insane position to lead this shift. They already design worlds that are immersive, adaptive and full of consequence. But the #EdTech space is slow and ‘unsexy’.
September 8, 2025 at 7:38 PM
Game developers are in an insane position to lead this shift. They already design worlds that are immersive, adaptive and full of consequence. But the #EdTech space is slow and ‘unsexy’.
The real problem isn’t kids’ attention spans. It’s the environment we give them to learn in.
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September 8, 2025 at 7:38 PM
The real problem isn’t kids’ attention spans. It’s the environment we give them to learn in.
Homework on paper is inconsequential. Teachers and parents know it too. If it sucks no one engages. We need to rethink and build.
September 8, 2025 at 7:38 PM
Homework on paper is inconsequential. Teachers and parents know it too. If it sucks no one engages. We need to rethink and build.
This is ai build slowly, differently, for human beings.
Data in the hands of the teachers, not our company.
Designed to give time back IRL away from the screen.
Data in the hands of the teachers, not our company.
Designed to give time back IRL away from the screen.
September 5, 2025 at 11:35 AM
This is ai build slowly, differently, for human beings.
Data in the hands of the teachers, not our company.
Designed to give time back IRL away from the screen.
Data in the hands of the teachers, not our company.
Designed to give time back IRL away from the screen.
It's proven useful. Just started today and it got me adding!
September 3, 2025 at 6:03 PM
It's proven useful. Just started today and it got me adding!
beautiful form
September 3, 2025 at 5:59 PM
beautiful form
Agree. The real leap will not just be AI in screens but AI woven into the spaces and tools where learning happens. Classrooms that adapt in real time, where play and creativity are the foundation and technology quietly scaffolds growth in the background. That shift is closer than most people think.
September 3, 2025 at 5:04 PM
Agree. The real leap will not just be AI in screens but AI woven into the spaces and tools where learning happens. Classrooms that adapt in real time, where play and creativity are the foundation and technology quietly scaffolds growth in the background. That shift is closer than most people think.