Toddle Demo Day 6.0 | Introducing 5 AI-powered learning interfaces on Toddle
Toddle Demo Day 6.0

Toddle Demo Day 6.0

Introducing new learning interfaces on Toddle

1:1 learning, now across drawing, coding,
writing, speaking and video.

17 February, 2026 | 5 AM GMT

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Toddle Demo Day 6.0
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Students express learning in many different ways. Until now, AI has mostly met them in a chat bubble.
That changes at Demo Day 6.0.

We're unveiling 5 new AI-powered learning interfaces on Toddle: a whiteboard, video explorer, code editor, speaking practice tool, and document editor. Each one is built with AI that follows students’ thinking and responds in real time - whether they’re drawing, speaking, writing, or building. All of this in a teacher-controlled, safe environment. I’m excited to share this with you.

Deepanshu Arora

Deepanshu Arora, School Leader & CEO at Toddle

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One learning partner for all the ways your students learn

Video explorer

Make video lessons more immersive than ever

Pause here. What do you think happens next?
Explain this idea in your own words.
The AI steps in at key moments in the video to ask questions, check understanding, and nudge thinking forward - turning video into an active learning experience.

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Make video lessons more immersive than ever
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Speaking practice tool

Give every student a 1:1 language coach

En-ter-pre-neur?
Hear how I stress on that last syllable.
On-truh-pruh-NUR. Give it a try?
Students practice as if they’re sitting across a native speaker, and get instant feedback on pronunciation, diction, and fluency.

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Whiteboard

Work through ideas
as they take shape

What does this part represent? How are these ideas connected?
Students draw, annotate, and explore ideas freely. AI responds in real time, helping them clarify labels and connections as their thinking takes shape.

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Code editor

Write code, test ideas, and improve as you go

Why does this loop break? Can this be simpler? What happens if the input changes?
As students write code, the AI follows their logic, flags issues early, and asks the right questions - like working through a problem with a patient pair programmer.

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Write code, test ideas, and improve as you go
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Doc editor

Improve thinking while writing, not after

Is the core argument strong here? What’s a stronger example to carry that point? 
Can para 5 flow more smoothly?
All the questions a thoughtful critic would ask, as students write.

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Improve thinking while writing, not after
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