Listen first.
Identify your audience, concerns, existing experience, and the work they want to make more manageable.
AI + Education · Workshops
Less watching. More trying.
Adam’s workshops give educators space to explore practical AI applications with guidance and room for questions. Work with trusted resources, investigate source-grounded tools such as Gemini Notebooks, and connect what you learn to lesson preparation and everyday tasks. The starting point is your audience—not a predetermined level of enthusiasm for AI.
What does thoughtful practice look like?
Bring the resources and questions that matter to your team. Explore how AI can help organize information, support preparation, and reduce repetitive work.
Practice includes checking outputs, understanding limitations, and making your own decisions about what is appropriate. A useful tool should support professional judgment, never replace it.
The work is human.
Better questions. Practical confidence. More room for teaching.
A human-centered approach
Start where your teachers are.
Explore real uses.
Connect tools such as Gemini Notebooks to trusted materials and practical preparation—not abstract promises.
Practice discernment.
Check what the tool produces. Decide what is useful. Leave room for the relationships and care that need a teacher.
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