Start with a real question
Choose something you genuinely want to understand, make, or test.
Choose something you wonder about. Learn, build, investigate, create, or share. Save what you try, collect evidence, and watch your ideas change over time.
Choose something you genuinely want to understand, make, or test.
Learn, build, investigate, create, or share. You do not need every path.
Save notes, evidence, sketches, results, and ideas in your Lab Notebook.
Test another version and compare what changed over days, weeks, or months.
Capture what worked, failed, surprised you, or changed your mind.
Finish the project—or let one question lead somewhere completely new.
Starting question: Where is a game world stored, and how can I open it again later?
The world might live inside the computer or game console.
Games can save data on a device or remotely on a server. The first diagram connected the player, device, internet, server, and storage.
A first diagram, revised diagram, short observation, and comparison between local and online saving.
At first, “the cloud” seemed like one place. Later, the project showed files moving among devices, servers, and storage systems.
What happens if millions of players try to save at the same time?
Pick a starting point, then shape it into a project that is yours.
Trace what happens when a game remembers what you built.
Follow a photo from your device to the internet and back again.
Collect observations, improve the design, and compare what changes.
Every saved note, experiment, build, discovery, creation, and sharing plan lives here.
Open the working record →See how each question grew through attempts, evidence, changes, and new ideas.
Open the project portfolio →Amanda is an AI, cloud, and research-computing education leader with more than a decade of experience turning complex technology into hands-on learning. ChloeLabs was inspired by her daughter Chloe and built to help curious children develop ideas into meaningful projects over time.