Use AI where it helps. Be human where it matters.
A three-level professional learning series for educators — from building a defensible position on AI, to working with it day to day, to designing systems that hold up across a school.
Not an AI tools course. A professional judgement course.
Written for any educator — pre-service, graduate, classroom teacher or school leader. The goal is neither maximum AI use nor avoiding it altogether: it's worthwhile assistance, guided by educational purpose, with your professional judgement intact.
Position before tools
Decide where AI belongs in your practice before you change a single routine.
Full editable decks
Every workshop is a complete PowerPoint you can self-study or present to staff.
Instant access
One $49 payment unlocks all five workshops in the level, downloadable straight away.
Three levels, five workshops each
Each level is $49 and includes all five workshop decks. Start with Foundation — Intermediate and Advanced are being released next.
Foundation — Thinking Professionally About AI
Use AI where it helps. Be human where it matters.
Where AI belongs in professional teaching practice — and where your judgement is irreplaceable. Five workshops that build a clear, defensible professional position on AI before you change a single routine.
$49
all 5 workshops
- A professional position on AI you can explain to colleagues, leadership and parents
- A method for breaking a task apart before deciding what to delegate
- The ability to judge what an AI actually knows — and what it is only inferring
- A human–AI workflow with judgement checkpoints built in
Use AI Where It Helps. Be Human Where It Matters.
Where AI should sit in professional practice — delegation without abdication, and three questions to ask before you use it.
Deconstruct the Work, Then Decide What to Delegate
Teaching tasks contain processing, production and judgement. Pull them apart first, then choose what AI should contribute.
What Does the AI Actually Know?
The difference between general knowledge and your classroom evidence — and which claims an AI can legitimately make.
Evidence, Inference and Uncertainty
How to interrogate an AI's claims, separate evidence from inference, and set an appropriate level of reliance.
From AI Output to Human–AI Workflow
Turning one-off outputs into a repeatable workflow with human judgement at every checkpoint.
Intermediate — Working Professionally With AI
From position to practice.
Putting your professional position to work — planning, assessment, feedback and communication with AI in the loop, without losing the thinking that makes teaching work.
$49
all 5 workshops
Advanced — Designing Professional AI Systems
Build it properly, or don't build it.
Designing AI-supported systems across a faculty or school — accountability, data, equity and the professional standards that have to hold when the system scales.
$49
all 5 workshops