Build 1 · Workshop kit
The Cowork Maze
Use the Cubicle Run kit to build an office maze from artwork and quiz questions, then package it for your course.
Explore the maze kitATD SHIFT Summit 2026
Vibe Coding Portable Web Objects
Revisit two hands-on learning game paths: build an office maze from a workshop kit, or explore the Dragon Flight skill walkthrough. The portable delivery resources are below.
The big idea
Two builds and a ready-to-use path
Build a portable game folder with your questions, or use the PWO Generator to start from an existing game format. Choose the route that fits your tools and delivery needs.
Build 2 · Skill walkthrough
Dragon Flight
Play a question-gate game, then follow the self-paced walkthrough to build with your own questions.
See Dragon FlightReady-to-use path
The PWO Generator
Choose a game format, add your questions, and preview a playable activity. Explore the available delivery options in the generator.
Try the PWO GeneratorPart 1 · Build in Microsoft 365
Part 1: The Maze Build (15 minutes)
Start with a portable folder. Claude Cowork is the Claude that lives inside Microsoft 365, so this build happens right where your work documents already live: we hand it a folder of artwork and quiz questions, and it builds Cubicle Run, an office maze game, as a folder of files. Play the finished maze right here, then grab everything you need below.
Do it yourself in three steps
- Step 1 Download the kit below. It arrives as one zip file; right-click it and choose Extract All (don't just double-click, that only peeks inside). Extracting gives you a folder named workshop holding the artwork, the quiz questions, the build instruction, and a finished reference build if you get stuck.
- Step 2 Start a Claude Cowork session, connect that extracted workshop folder, and send it the one-line message (copy button below). Cowork reads the instruction file and builds the game.
- Step 3 Open questions.csv and swap in your own questions. Same game, your content. Then drop the folder into Storyline or upload the zip to a Rise Code Block.
Zip · Start here
The Workshop Kit
Everything from the demo in one download: a START-HERE readme, the build instruction Claude follows, the artwork, questions.csv, and a finished reference build to compare against.
Download kit (7 MB)Zips · No build needed
Ready-Made Packages
No Cowork at your org? Grab the finished game: each zip has a questions.csv inside you can edit to make it yours.
Rise Code Block zip
Storyline web-object zip
SCORM 1.2 (most LMSs)
SCORM 2004
Prompts · Go deeper
The Prompts Behind It
The build-from-art prompt (same game from just the artwork) and the packaging prompt that turns the exact source into all four zips, byte for byte.
Part 2 · Build your own
Part 2: Dragon Flight (30 minutes)
Next, try a game you can make your own. It's a Portable Web Object I vibe-coded: you fly a 3D dragon through a run of question gates, answer right, keep flying. Play it right here, then build your own with your questions in it. This path runs on a Claude Code skill, expert instructions saved in a folder you reuse, so game two costs you nothing but four new questions.
30-minute run of show
- 5 min Play the game
- 10 min Peek at how it was vibe-coded
- 15 min Start your own build
Resources
Keep building
The maze kit and packaging guide support the hands-on path above.
Kit · Part 1
Cubicle Run Maze Kit
Artwork, questions, a build prompt, and ready-made Rise, Storyline, and SCORM packages.
Explore the maze kitPDF · Setup
Storyline & Rise Setup
Screenshots showing how to insert a web object and publish, step by step.
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About Rachel
I'm Rachel Weiss, an instructional designer and founder of EM Designs. I build eLearning that actually gets used: portable web object games, AI-assisted authoring tools, and consulting for L&D teams who are tired of clicking "next."
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