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JuiceMind Changelog

Every new feature, curriculum, and improvement. What shipped, when it shipped, and what it means for your classroom!

  1. Curriculum

    A new AP Cybersecurity project based on Scenario 2 of the official CED. Students work through a series of realistic simulations as they assess the acquisition of a new lab facility, Meridian Labs, identifying physical and cybersecurity vulnerabilities along the way.

    The Meridian Labs research campus at twilight, seen from the air, with six numbered hotspots marking the Lab Door, Loading Dock, Reception, Rear Fire Exit, Server Room and Employee Parking Lot, above an icon strip reading Find vulnerabilities, Assess the risk, Recommend controls and Plan monitoring.
    Explore the AP Cybersecurity projects
  2. Tools

    Hands-on cybersecurity labs that run in the browser. Students get a live Linux terminal in a safe, sandboxed environment — no virtual machines, no installs, and nothing touching the school network.

    • Live Linux terminals students open straight from an assignment
    • Ready-made labs teachers can assign as-is or customize
    • Automatic test cases, one-click review, comments and grading
    • Grade sync with Canvas, Schoology, and Google Classroom
    JuiceMind Cyber Range: a browser Linux terminal running grep and sha256sum against /var/log/auth.log, beside a Project Files panel marking each incident report Original, Match or Altered and summarising 4 files checked, 1 integrity mismatch.
    Explore the Cyber Range
  3. Curriculum

    A complete, College Board-aligned AP Cybersecurity curriculum. Six units across 110 class periods take students from core security principles through defending data and applications.

    • 6 units across 110 class periods, paced for 45-minute lessons
    • Fully aligned to the College Board AP Cybersecurity framework
    • Exam prep for 60 multiple-choice questions and 1 free-response question
    • Hands-on labs and real-world case studies
    AP Cybersecurity course badge: a purple card showing a padlock and shield over a laptop, labelled AP CYBERSECURITY, with a green completion checkmark in the corner.
    See the AP Cybersecurity course
  4. Curriculum

    A full-year Introduction to Computer Science course built for Arkansas classrooms and aligned to the Arkansas CS education standards.

    • Full-year course for grades 9–12, with no prerequisites
    • Aligned to the Arkansas CS education standards
    • Lesson plans, assessments and answer keys included
    • Downloadable syllabus for district and state approval
    Arkansas Introduction to Computer Science course cover: a blue 3D book carrying the Arkansas Department of Education seal and an Updated & Improved badge.
    See the Arkansas course