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About directions, learning format, progress and parental consent.
Prices and payment will appear on the site once the plans are approved. Free courses are marked in the catalog and open after sign-up.
Who is WeDo for?
The program is designed for teens aged 13–17. There are two directions: AI programming and competitive programming.
What do I get in the AI direction?
Your own project: you prepare data, train a model, find its mistakes and ship a demo you can show and explain.
Is the learning made of videos?
No. A lesson is a short explanation, a scheme, an action in your project and a self-check. Video is not a required part of the course.
Can I study from my phone only?
Yes. WeDo works on iOS, Android and in the browser, and your progress is shared across all devices.
What happens if I fail a check?
Nothing is taken away. You get an explanation, practice and a new variant of the task.
How is progress tracked?
By completed steps and confirmed skills, not by minutes.
Do I need programming experience?
No, the first course starts from scratch.
How is competitive programming different?
It is algorithmic problems with automatic code checking and time and memory limits. This direction opens soon.
Is there a required mentor?
No. Learning is self-paced: explanations, hints and checks are built into the lessons.
Where is my AI model trained?
On WeDo servers. You don’t need a powerful computer.
What if I skip a day?
Skipping doesn’t reset your progress. Continue from where you stopped.
Do I need a parent’s consent?
Yes, for students under 18. A parent gets an email and confirms consent; you can start learning while it is pending.
Still have questions?
Write to info@wedolabs.app — we reply on weekdays.