Kids are already using AI. Let's teach them well.
School assemblies, classroom workshops, and teacher training that explain what AI actually is, how to use it honestly, and how to stay safe with it. Built for young learners, delivered without the jargon.
What is a computer thinking?
Story driven and hands on. Students sort, pattern match, and teach a "robot" simple rules so they can feel the difference between a machine following instructions and a person making a choice. No screens required.
How AI learns, and where it gets things wrong
Students train a simple image classifier, then break it on purpose. They see firsthand how AI picks up bias from the examples it is given, and why "the computer said so" is never the end of the conversation.
Using AI honestly, and the jobs it is creating
The line between using AI as a tool and letting it do the work for you. Prompting, fact checking, spotting deepfakes, protecting your own information, and a real look at the careers taking shape right now.
School assembly
Whole grade band or full school. High energy, lots of student participation.
Classroom workshop
Single class, hands on activity, students leave with something they made.
After school club or residency
A recurring session that builds toward a student showcase project.
Teacher professional development
Practical AI use for lesson planning, differentiation, and grading support.
Family AI night
Parents and students together. What is safe at home, and what is not.
Career day and STEM night
Short rotating sessions or a single keynote, sized to your schedule.
- Safety firstNo student accounts required and no student data collected. Demonstrations run on my device unless your district prefers otherwise.
- Standards friendlySessions map to ISTE Student Standards and Georgia K-8 computer science standards. Alignment sheet provided on request.
- Ready to bookBackground check on file, fully insured, and comfortable working within district approval processes.