- Try it out for free! Book a free taster class for your child.
Length: 10 weeks
Ages: 8 - 11 (UK Year 4 - 6)
Examples of activities:
➔ AI storytelling with the AI as an assistant writer and illustrator
➔ AI in games and puzzles
➔ AI as a teacher explaining English, Mathematics, Science, and History
➔ AI safety, ethics, and future uses
Length: 10 weeks
Ages: 11 - 18 (UK Secondary School)
Examples of activities:
➔ Crafting effective prompts to get tailored information and writing that matches you and your style
➔ Differences between different AI models, custom GPTs, and their uses in writing and art
➔ Using code interpreter for programming and data analysis
➔ AI as a teacher and tutor explaining challenging concepts and identifying gaps in your understanding
➔ AI uses in everyday life and in the workplace
➔ AI safety, ethics, and future uses
Length: 3 hours, including Q&A
Who should attend: Parents, guardians, and anyone interested in leveraging AI to support a child's learning and development
Background: No technical expertise is required - just an eagerness to learn about AI's role in our future
What you'll learn:
➔ How AI works and an overview of the different technologies available.
➔ How AI is changing university education and the job market.
➔ Using AI to enhance and support a child's learning in all subjects, including coding, writing, mathematics, science, creative arts, and fostering creativity and critical thinking.
➔ The potential for AI as a personal tutor.
➔ Guidance on navigating AI usage with a focus on ethical considerations, responsible use, and how to keep you and your child safe.
Length: 4 day workshop (can be spread over multiple weeks)
Suitable: Teachers, educators, or interested professionals
Examples of activities:
➔ How AI works and how students are using it
➔ Advanced ChatGPT and DALL-E prompting
➔ AI in class preparation and curriculum creation
➔ AI-generated images for powerpoint, websites, and teaching material
➔ AI as a teaching assistant and tutor
➔ AI as a writing aid
➔ AI safety, ethics, and future uses