AI Workshop Center
Workshops across 4 grade bands. Self-paced, online, and free — with grade-appropriate AI tools built into every session.
Young learners discover AI through stories, questions, and gentle activities — guided by a parent or teacher. The focus is curiosity, not complexity.
Students write their first prompts, co-author stories with AI, and learn to fact-check outputs — building creative confidence and healthy skepticism.
Deeper skill-building — prompt engineering, AI ethics, and the invisible algorithms shaping daily life. Students develop both skills and critical judgment.
Technical depth, policy analysis, and real-world problem solving. Students understand how AI actually works and apply that understanding to projects, policy, and career planning.
Platform Features
Students don't just read — they practice with real AI tools, submit projects, and track their progress in a portal designed for K-12 learning.
Each workshop is broken into short modules — text explanations, hands-on AI Studio activities, and project prompts. Students work at their own pace.
Every session includes a live AI activity with grade-specific safety guardrails. K–2 gets maximum protection; 9–12 gets academic depth. No student bypasses these controls.
Every workshop ends with a structured project — a story, ethics brief, policy memo, or solution design. Students submit and receive feedback from facilitators.
Students see exactly how many modules they've completed. Parents and guardians see the same view from their own portal — no surprises.
Parents approve accounts, assign workshops, and get email notifications at every milestone. Younger children can have accounts managed entirely by a guardian.
The portal is designed for mobile — students can work on a phone, tablet, or laptop. The AI Studio, module reader, and project submission all work on any screen size.
All workshops — free
Create a free account and browse the full catalog. Students can self-enroll in grade-appropriate workshops, or parents can assign them directly.