15 planned modules · 3 future learning paths
What we plan
to teach next.
This is the curriculum roadmap we are developing for future workshops. We have not taught these modules in person yet; for now, our active educational content lives on Instagram.
A public roadmap, not a finished course.
Planned path 01
For Students
A planned beginner-friendly path from 'what even is AI' to a small first project. No coding experience will be needed to start.
Planned for curious beginners.- 01Planned
What AI actually is
Strip away the hype. Learn what models, training data, and prompts really mean — in plain English.
- 02Planned
Talking to AI: the prompt toolkit
How to get better answers from Claude, ChatGPT, and other assistants. Examples you can copy and remix.
- 03Planned
AI in your everyday tools
Notion, Google Docs, Photoshop, Excel — AI features you're already using without noticing.
- 04Planned
Build your first AI mini-project
Pick a problem in your life and use AI to solve a piece of it. No-code first, then we'll show you Python.
- 05Planned
AI ethics and limits
Where AI gets things wrong, what bias means in models, and how to use AI responsibly in school work.
Planned path 02
For Teachers
A planned teacher path about saving time, supporting students, and making thoughtful classroom choices around AI.
Being shaped for real classrooms.- 01Planned
AI for lesson planning
Use AI to draft lessons, generate differentiated materials, and build rubrics in minutes instead of hours.
- 02Planned
Detecting and discussing AI in student work
What 'AI detection' tools actually do (and don't), and how to have honest conversations with students about AI use.
- 03Planned
Hands-on with classroom AI tools
Walk through MagicSchool, Khanmigo, Diffit, and Canva AI — pick the few that fit your classroom.
- 04Planned
Building an AI policy your school can adopt
A framework for grade-level or subject-area AI policies that are clear, fair, and easy to teach.
- 05Planned
Bringing AI into your subject
Subject-specific examples for ELA, math, science, social studies, and electives.
Planned path 03
For Businesses
A planned, no-hype path for small and mid-sized Forsyth County businesses focused on practical near-term uses.
Practical before flashy.- 01Planned
Where AI saves time in a small business
Email, scheduling, marketing copy, customer FAQs — the boring wins that actually move the needle.
- 02Planned
Picking the right AI tools (and skipping the rest)
How to evaluate AI tools without getting sold. A simple scorecard you can apply to any pitch.
- 03Planned
AI for marketing — without losing your voice
Use AI to draft social posts, blog content, and emails that still sound like your business.
- 04Planned
Customer-facing AI: chat, support, and risk
When chatbots help, when they backfire, and what to know before you put AI in front of customers.
- 05Planned
Data, privacy, and what to never paste into AI
Practical rules for keeping customer and business data safe when your team uses AI tools.
Still in development
We are building it before we teach it.
These outlines are the topics we intend to turn into future lessons and workshops. Until then, we are learning in public and sharing what we know through social media.
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Help shape the workshops next.
Our first workshop is planned for the next few months. Until then, Instagram is where we are actively publishing educational content.