AI basics
Practice useful prompts, source checks, and privacy habits with a parent or guardian.
Middle and high school families
Learn practical AI skills and complete a student-owned project.
Parents and students can learn how to use AI for research and planning, then build a project based on the student’s interests. A family-owned tracker can organize the work, college and scholarship research, and athletics tasks where relevant.
Request a free one-hour consultationPossible first phase
Start with a defined deliverable.
These are example scopes. The free consultation establishes a useful first phase, schedule, cost, and review method.
Student project
Build an app, analysis, site, or creative product that the student can explain.
Planning tracker
Organize activity evidence, deadlines, requirements, and follow-up tasks.
Student work and application materials remain the student’s own. Families verify school, scholarship, and athletics requirements with the relevant organizations. Results are not guaranteed.
Training and handoff
Know what happens after delivery.
Project files, a learning plan, instructions, and training so the family can continue independently.
Projects of any size can begin with one task. Paid scope and pricing are discussed after the free call.
Free one-hour consultation
Discuss your project
A parent or guardian can submit the inquiry. Do not include the student’s name or private records in the form.