Case Studies

Toronto French School partnered with Logics Academy to implement a curriculum‑aligned coding pathway using Ozobots and Dash (Wonder Workshop). By introducing age‑appropriate tools across grade levels, the program builds foundational skills early and progressively develops advanced coding and robotics concepts, ensuring continuity, engagement, and long‑term STEM learning.

C21 and Logics Academy partnered to empower educators and school leaders with hands‑on AI learning through Dell Technologies’ advanced solutions. This initiative delivered interactive professional development, practical AI applications, and measurable improvements in digital literacy, helping educators confidently lead classrooms into the future of artificial intelligence.

Enhancing digital literacy and coding skills at Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada: Updating Kid Tech Nation Programs to Reflect Evolving Technology and Curriculum Standards

Girls Inc. Durham partnered with Logics Academy to modernize its Bill of Rights learning experience, leveraging Logics Academy’s expertise in educational content development to create engaging “pause and play” videos, scripts, and presentation materials. The refreshed resources enhance program delivery, strengthen staff–student connections, and support Girls Inc.’s mission to empower girls to grow healthy, educated, and independent.

Let’s Talk Science partnered with Logics Academy to transform the Tomatosphere™ program into an immersive Minecraft learning experience that teaches students in grades 4–10 about space science, lunar missions, and Mars exploration. The new Tomatosphere™ Adventure world—developed with support from the Canadian Space Agency—engages educators and youth through hands‑on experiments, astronaut‑guided exploration, and bilingual resources, resulting in thousands of participants experiencing this innovative STEM learning journey.

St. Benedict Elementary School partnered with Logics Academy to create a custom Minecraft Education experience that blended coding, Indigenous teachings, and the school’s core spiritual values. Through the immersive “After the Storm” world, students explored a virtual version of their school community while programming their Agent to complete meaningful recovery tasks. This project empowered learners with STEM skills, strengthened cultural and community connections, and brought St. Benedict’s mission of protection, resilience, and collaboration to life through interactive gameplay.

Discover how Logics Academy supports ICTC’s revitalized MYFIT program by helping middle‑school students build ICT skills and prepare for future tech careers.

MindFuel and Logics Academy are empowering youth through Codingville, a game‑based learning platform that builds essential digital literacy and coding skills. This collaboration makes STEM education more engaging and accessible, helping students develop problem‑solving and technology confidence through interactive, story‑driven learning experiences.

In 2018, Quebec’s Ministry of Education launched a $1.2‑billion Digital Action Plan and partnered with Logics Academy to introduce classroom coding with Dash and mBot. This case study highlights how hands‑on robotics supported digital skill development aligned with provincial priorities.

New coding content augments existing math resources, creating an engaging learning experience that helps motivate students while strengthening problem‑solving and computational thinking skills.

Campers use Minecraft: Education Edition to reimagine Waterfront Park, applying game‑based learning to collaboratively design and redevelop the space while building creativity, problem‑solving skills, and teamwork.

Discover how JA British Columbia introduced an accessible coding program for grades 4–6 with support from Logics Academy. Learn how a turnkey platform empowered teachers, engaged students, and expanded across Western Canada with impressive results.

Discover how BGC Canada partnered with Logics Academy to create Climate Coders—a bilingual, hands‑on program that teaches kids ages 7–12 coding, robotics, and climate science using CyberPi technology. Now delivered in 25 Clubs across Canada.

Discover how CBC Kids News partnered with Logics Academy to create a Minecraft Education world that teaches students to identify misinformation and disinformation. Learn how this engaging, teacher‑friendly experience builds media literacy skills through interactive gameplay.

Learn how JA Canada modernized its Success Skills program for grades 8–10 with support from Logics Academy. Updated with mental health expertise and experiential learning, the free bilingual program now empowers students with resilience, communication, empathy, and workplace‑ready skills.

FIRST Robotics Canada partnered with Logics Academy to introduce students and teachers to FTC SIM, a virtual robotics simulator that brings the FIRST Tech Challenge experience to life. This interactive, game‑based learning tool helps youth build STEM, coding, and problem‑solving skills while making robotics education more accessible and engaging across classrooms in Canada.

Junior Achievement Canada partnered with Neo Financial and Logics Academy to create modern, interactive financial literacy modules that help youth understand how money works. Through the JA Campus and Knowledge Hub, students gain engaging, easy‑to‑access lessons on managing money, spending wisely, and building financial independence—empowering thousands of young Canadians to confidently navigate today’s rising cost of living.