AI Workshops for Families & Students
Our interactive workshops bring families, students and educators into the same conversation, creating the language, confidence and practical understanding they need to navigate AI together.
Strong AI cultures are built together
"My kid uses AI for homework and I have no idea whether that is cheating, learning, or both."
AI is already part of how students learn, communicate and create. The most confident school communities are not avoiding that conversation. They are opening it up.
Our workshops give families and students the same practical language, thoughtful frameworks and space for honest discussion that educators and leaders are using.
The result is a connected community with a clearer understanding of AI and a shared approach to using it well.
Flexible formats, built around your community
Family & Community Forums
60 or 90 minutes. In-person, virtual, or hybrid. Designed for evening or weekend scheduling. Demystify AI for parents and caregivers. No jargon, no scare tactics.
Student Listening & Learning Sessions
45 to 60 minutes. Grade-band appropriate (elementary, middle, high school). In-person. Surface how students are actually using AI.
AI Etiquette Curriculum Co-Design
Half-day or full-day working sessions. Typically paired with educator PD. Adaptable lesson materials that belong to the district.
Combined Community Events
90 minutes to half-day. In-person. Often paired with a keynote. Full-community sessions bringing everyone into the same room.
What Families and Students Leave With
Shared Language
Families, students and educators leave with clear, practical language for discussing AI at school and at home.
Confidence and Clarity
Participants understand how AI is being used, what responsible use looks like and how to make thoughtful decisions around it.
A Meaningful Voice
Students and families contribute their questions, experiences and ideas directly to the district’s wider AI conversation.
Student Voices Shape Better AI Practices
Our listening sessions create space for students to speak honestly about how they are already experiencing AI.
Build an AI-Ready Community Together
Give families, students and educators the shared understanding they need to move forward with confidence.