AI for parents and students
Learn AI together. Build work the student can own.
For families with middle or high school students: learn practical AI skills, choose a student-led project, and organize college, scholarship, or athletics planning. Start with one lesson or a longer project.
Relevant experience
Work behind the approach
Relevant experience includes completed AI learning programs, presentations to master’s-level data analytics programs, user training, and published sports analytics applications. The family projects below are proposed scopes, not claims of prior student outcomes.
- AI education and training
Completed OpenAI Academy AI Foundations and the Google AI Professional Certificate; presented to master’s-level data analytics programs and trained users during system implementations.
See relevant work - Projects and sports analytics
Published analytical applications and sports research. A master’s degree in Sports Analytics at Syracuse University is in progress.
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Possible starting points
What a project could cover
These are example scopes. The first deliverable and price are set after the project is understood.
- 01
AI skills for the family
Practice useful prompts, source checks, privacy habits, and appropriate use for learning, planning, and everyday tasks.
- 02
A student-owned project
Pick an interest and make a small app, website, research analysis, sports dashboard, or creative product. Keep a record of decisions and work the student can explain.
- 03
College, scholarship, and athletics plan
Set up a family-owned tracker for activities, project evidence, requirements, deadlines, scholarship research, and coach or program contacts where relevant.
Student projects and application materials remain the student’s own work. Families confirm requirements and AI-use rules with schools, scholarship programs, and athletics organizations. Admission, funding, and recruiting results are not guaranteed.
Delivery and handoff
A working result with a way to run it.
The family receives the project files, a practical learning plan, instructions, and training so the student and parent can keep using the work. Scope and cost are discussed together before paid work begins.
Free one-hour consultation
Describe the project
A parent or guardian can send a short outline. Data Insight Solutions will follow up to arrange the free discussion. Do not include the student’s name or private records in this form.