AI Workshop Center
Self-paced, online, and built into the portal. Create a free account to start any workshop — no experience needed.
Grades K–2 · Ages 5–8
Guided by a parent or teacher. Short, story-driven sessions that introduce AI in a safe and playful way.
Young learners discover what AI is, ask it questions about their favorite animals, and find out that computers can be wrong — all in a fun, story-like format.
Grades 3–5 · Ages 8–11
Students write their first prompts, co-author stories with AI, and learn to fact-check outputs. 45-minute self-paced sessions.
Students become co-authors alongside AI — learning what a prompt is and practicing the editorial skills needed to make AI output their own.
Students discover that the quality of their questions determines the quality of AI answers — and learn to catch AI when it gets things wrong.
Students test common myths — "AI is alive," "AI knows everything" — through hands-on experiments and discover what AI truly is, and isn't.
Grades 6–8 · Ages 11–14
Deeper skill-building — prompt engineering, AI ethics, and the invisible algorithms shaping daily life. 60-minute sessions.
Students learn the four-part prompt framework (Role, Task, Format, Constraints), practice iterative refinement, and build a reusable prompt template.
Real cases of AI bias, privacy violations, and deepfakes. Students investigate, debate high-stakes AI decisions, and write a structured ethics brief.
Students map the invisible AI systems shaping their daily lives — from TikTok to Spotify to Google Maps — and examine the filter bubble effect.
Grades 9–12 · Ages 14–18
Technical depth, policy analysis, and real-world problem solving. 75–90 minute sessions with structured project deliverables.
Tokens, training data, hallucination, and temperature — a rigorous but accessible look under the hood of large language models.
EU AI Act, economic disruption, environmental costs, access inequality. Students analyze AI's societal impact and write a real policy brief.
Students identify a real problem, design an AI-powered solution, prototype it using prompts, and honestly evaluate what works and what doesn't.
ML engineers, ethicists, policy analysts, prompt engineers — students explore the full range of AI careers, including many non-technical paths.
All workshops are free
Students, parents, teachers, and community organizations are all welcome. No credit card, no experience required.