Lesson planning
Move from learning goals to structured lesson ideas, activities and supporting resources.
AI training for teachers
Help teachers use AI to teach better.
Give educators practical ways to plan, differentiate and create engaging learning experiences, while protecting student thinking, safety and academic integrity.
Teach. Guide. Inspire.
Teacher confidence before tool complexityLive learning
01Classroom examples
02Responsible AI literacy
03Hands-on lesson design
04No coding required
What participants learn
Practical capability, built around the role.
Every topic connects AI to meaningful work, guided practice and habits participants can continue using after the session.
Differentiated learning
Adapt explanations, examples and practice for varied readiness and learning needs.
Assessment support
Develop rubrics, question banks and feedback starters while preserving teacher judgment.
Creative teaching
Generate scenarios, discussions and projects that make learning more active and relevant.
Teacher productivity
Reduce time spent on repetitive planning and communication tasks.
AI literacy
Help educators guide students on verification, attribution, safety and ethical use.
Program journey
Designed around real classroom work
Teachers learn through their own subjects, age groups and responsibilities. The goal is not to make every lesson AI-powered, but to know when AI can genuinely improve teaching and learning.
Understand AI in education
Build a practical mental model of capabilities, limitations, hallucinations and classroom implications.
Plan with learning goals
Use AI to support lesson design, examples and differentiation without losing pedagogical intent.
Protect student thinking
Design tasks that encourage reasoning and creativity instead of shortcutting the learning.
Build classroom guidance
Create age-appropriate expectations for verification, attribution, privacy and responsible use.
A useful fit
Clear about what the program is, and what it is not.
Designed for
- ✓ Primary and secondary school teachers
- ✓ Academic coordinators and school leaders
- ✓ Teacher trainers and instructional coaches
- ✓ Tutors and education professionals
Not designed for
- × Replacing teacher expertise
- × Generating unchecked learning material
- × Encouraging student dependence
- × Ignoring privacy or academic integrity
Common questions
Before we design the session.
Programs can be adapted to your audience, tools, experience and desired outcomes.
Do teachers need prior AI experience?
No. The workshop is designed to be accessible and builds confidence through guided classroom examples.
Can examples be tailored by subject and grade?
Yes. Activities can be adapted for subjects, student age groups and the school’s curriculum.
Does the workshop address student misuse?
Yes. Teachers explore task design, verification, attribution and conversations that build responsible student habits.
Can school leaders attend?
Yes. Leadership participation is valuable for creating consistent expectations and supporting sustainable adoption.
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Let’s design AI training people will actually use.
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