What is it?

Dystopia 2153 is an interactive STEM & Literacy resource that combines graphic novels and coding games. Recommended for middle school students.

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Read

Dystopia 2153 is divided into three episodes, each following a group of friends on a quest to save their world that has been overtaken over by AI. Will they escape or will evil bots catch them? There is only one way to find out.

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Play

Within each episode are story-driven coding games. These hands-on activities help promote problem-solving skills along with creative & abstract thinking. Explore all the episodes and solve all the levels!

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Teach

Educators can create student accounts, and browse the suite of Teacher Resources for coding guides, answer keys and more. No coding experience is required!

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Reading Benefits

Explore one of the most popular genres of literature today—graphic novels! Through stunning graphic novel artwork and action-packed text, Dystopia 2153 will get students excited about reading, while motivating reluctant readers. Consult the Literacy Guides for teaching themes and lesson activities.

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Coding Benefits

With each Episode, students gain more advanced coding skills as they progress to more complex activities.

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Technical Requirements

Dystopia 2153 is web-based; no installation is required. For optimal user experience, we recommend desktops, laptops, Chromebooks, or netbooks running the latest version of a major web browser.

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Reviews

The artwork is exquisitely dark and beautiful. The coding lessons are well thought out and I appreciate all the opportunities to practice while levelling up.

Iain Brodie, Grade 7/8 Educator, Toronto, Canada

A dystopian future is common in graphic novels however, the execution is what makes this interesting and unique from most graphic novels.

Grade 7 Student, Toronto, Canada

Dystopia 2153 allows my struggling readers to shine with coding skills while challenging my high-level students. I cannot recommend it rough!"

Robin Kuhn, K-12 Educator, Iowa, USA

The drawings were really nice and the coding is the most creative thing about it.

Grade 7 Student, Toronto, Canada

Dystopia has been wholly conceived, developed and produced by TEACH Magazine, a national, educational publishing company based in Toronto, Canada that has been operating since 1993.

From its roots in traditional magazine publishing, TEACH has evolved into a digital media development company creating cutting edge digital resources for teachers and students everywhere.

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