Selected projects
Tools born from concrete classroom problems — built for my students and shared with anyone who wants to use them. All the code is public on GitHub.
Educational reconstruction of the "História do Dia" archive: 366 stories, one for each day of the year, with an illustrated edition and comfortable reading for families and primary school classrooms.
Live demo: atilasos.github.io/hisdodia · source
Training platform for Madeira's Regional Math Games Championship, with the six official games — Gatos & Cães, Dominório, Quelhas, Produto, Atari Go, and Nex —, graded hints, and a tournament mode.
Live demo: atilasos.github.io/crjm · source
Public catalogue of self-contained HTML activities for educational contexts, with teacher support materials.
Live demo: atilasos.github.io/pagecraft · source
Simple voxel builder for primary school children to plan constructions using real Minecraft Education blocks and export .mcstructure files.
Live demo: atilasos.github.io/cubinhos-3d · source
Educational portal aligned with the Modern School Movement (MEM), with tools for cooperatively managed learning, individual work plans (PIT), projects, class diary, and AI integration.
Web app for block-based programming and simulation of a SPIKE Prime-style robot in the browser — to try out ideas even when there aren't enough kits for everyone.
Live demo: atilasos.github.io/spikelab-sim · source
Portal for managing student enrolments in school clubs, focused on reducing administrative work and distributing places fairly.
Web app to generate login cards for primary school students, with CSV/Excel input, preview, and offline support after the first load.
Live demo: atilasos.github.io/appcards · source
Cartesian coordinates training game with a kid-friendly RPG atmosphere, designed for children 7+ and publishable via GitHub Pages.
Live demo: atilasos.github.io/coordenadas · source
Bun/TypeScript server for managing educational game tournaments with double elimination, real-time WebSocket, and an admin panel.
Resources & experience
Themes that run through my practice: ICT in primary school (1.º ciclo), active learning pedagogies, project work, computational thinking, Minecraft Education, educational robotics, and responsible AI.
Activities that help students use digital tools to think, create, communicate, and collaborate.
Learning scenarios, math challenges, programming, spatial reasoning, creativity, and cooperative work.
Exploration of LEGO SPIKE, Blue-Bot, Tale-Bot, Micro:bit, and Scratch to develop computational thinking.
Critical use of AI to support teachers and structure projects, with attention to privacy, authorship, safety, and pedagogical purpose.
Tools that help students organise their path, make their understanding visible, ask for help, and take part in classroom life.
Small solutions for concrete problems: login cards, training games, simulators, and support portals for organisation.