Finish one short course , get entered in the draw. Ten Luffy-style straw hats. Drawn live on stage at AnimeKon this Sunday.
Two short courses. Finish either one and you are in the draw — you do not need to do both.
Build a playable game from scratch — literally. Drag-and-drop code blocks, no experience needed, and you finish with a game that is yours.
Turn a blank page into a plan. Use AI to spark ideas, sort them into something workable and map out what happens next. Built by Google.
New to NTI Coursera? Sign up free first, then open either course above. Already have an account? Just log in and start. You can also browse every NTI course .
Sign up for NTI Coursera — it is free. Already signed up? Skip straight to step two.
Complete either course before 11:59 p.m. on Friday 28 August . One completion, one entry.
Ten names drawn live at AnimeKon on Sunday. Ten straw hats handed over.
Every completed course is one entry. Ten entries get pulled at random, live on stage — and ten people walk out of AnimeKon wearing the hat.
No. Finish either one and you are entered. Doing both is welcome — it just will not double your entries.
Both are short. Most learners get through one in a single sitting, which is exactly why we picked them.
Scratch’s editor needs a keyboard and a mouse, so use a PC or laptop for that one. AI for Brainstorming and Planning works on a phone, tablet or computer.
You need an NTI Coursera seat, which is free. Sign up here , then open either course from this page.
Your course completion needs to be recorded by 11:59 p.m. on Friday 28 August — before AnimeKon begins.
Live at AnimeKon on Sunday. Ten winners, drawn at random from everyone who completed a course in time.
One short course stands between you and a straw hat.
Open to NTI Coursera learners. Your completion must be recorded by 11:59 p.m. on Friday 28 August 2026. Ten winners are drawn at random and announced live at AnimeKon on Sunday. The Scratch course needs a desktop or laptop; the AI course works on any device.