More efficient planning,More personalized learning,More time with students.

A self-paced, ten-module course for K-12 teachers learning to use AI tools well. You move through four pillars of mastery — Awareness, Exploration, Application, Fluency — at your own pace, anchored by five hands-on projects that connect what you learn to the unit you're actually about to teach.

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10 modules at a glance

Move through them in any order.

Module 01

AI Foundations

What these tools actually are, and what they aren't.

Module 02

The Tool Ecosystem

Gemini, NotebookLM, Playlab, Claude — what each is for.

Module 03

Prompting

Conversations, not commands.

Module 04

Building with AI

From one-off prompts to small tools that stick around.

Module 05

Context Curation and AI Legibility

Make your classroom legible to the tools you use.

Module 06

Agents and Workflow Design

Stringing tools together to take work off your plate.

Module 07

Human Judgment and Triage

When you accept the output, when you push back, when you walk away.

Module 08

Ethics and Teaching Ethics

The conversation you owe your students.

Module 09

Classroom Application

Where this actually lands with kids in the room.

Module 10

How to Learn with AI

Closing the loop: using AI to keep getting better at this.

5 projects at a glance

Each one ends in something you'll use.

Project 1

Your AI-Legible Classroom

Make one unit legible enough that a tool can actually help you teach it.

Project 2

Interactive Tools for a Unit

Build 2–3 small Playlab tools your students will actually open.

Project 3

Your Custom Chatbot

A subject-area assistant your students can lean on.

Project 4

AI Ethics in Your Discipline

Translate the ethics conversation into your subject area.

Project 5

Capstone

An AI-Integrated Unit Redesign

Capstone: redesign a unit so AI is load-bearing, not decorative.

Built for the time you don't have.

Lessons are short, plain-language, and grounded in the work you're already doing. No performative jargon, no gamification — just the next useful thing.

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