For educators, teachers & policy-makers
Implement AI in education – save time, and succeed.
Practical, evidence-informed help to bring AI into teaching and leadership: cut workload, protect real learning, and set policy with confidence.
Where would you like to start?
For your students
Flagship programs we deliver to your students, plus a readiness check and resources.
HSC Advantage with AI
Five workshops, five tools students build and keep – study with AI, not from it, for more marks earned with integrity and aligned to NESA.
Explore the program →Study Foundations
Four courses, one method – a whole-school talk plus a session for every stage, teaching students to study with AI, not from it. Anchored on NSWEduChat.
Explore the courses →Ready for students using AI?
Around 9 in 10 students already use AI. Six questions on whether your teaching has caught up – with a score and where to focus.
Take the two-minute check →Guides, glossaries & the Top 50
Plain-language guides and the curated Top 50 reading list – searchable in one library, much of it free.
Browse the resource library →For your staff
Professional learning that builds teacher capability, plus a readiness check and resources.
The Learning Track
Teach with AI, not from it – keep the thinking. Six one-hour sessions; staff build a ready-to-run AI-Ready Unit. ~6 hours toward accreditation.
Explore the track →The Workload Track
Draft with AI, decide for yourself – keep the judgement. Five one-hour sessions; staff build a Workload Kit. ~5 hours toward accreditation.
Explore the track →How AI-ready are your staff?
Seven questions on confidence, policy, learning, and data – with a score and where to focus next.
Take the two-minute check →PL catalogue & the prompt library
Individual courses, custom pathways, and the 100-prompt teacher library – the full professional-learning offer.
Browse professional learning →Stay ahead of AI in education
Occasional, considered emails for teachers and education leaders.
Resources & insights
Start reading – free.
In-depth guides, curated research, and a searchable library – much of it free, no sign-up required.
100 Practical AI Prompts for Teachers
Reusable prompts for planning, differentiation, assessment, feedback and more – with a guide to prompting well.
The Top 50
Our running list of the research and articles worth your time – hand-picked and kept current.
Bring AI to your school – the right way.
Tell us about your setting and goals, and we'll suggest the right mix of staff programs, student workshops, and consulting.
Start a conversation →Glossary quiz
Could you lead the staffroom conversation on AI?
Ten terms you'll hit in policy, training, and the classroom. See how many you've already got.
FAQ
AI in your school – straight answers.
Won't AI just let students avoid thinking?
It can – if it's used to hand over the hard part. The evidence shows unrestricted AI during practice often lifts immediate results while harming what students retain. The answer is task design, not surveillance: keep the effortful thinking with the student. Our professional learning is built around exactly this.
Can AI-detection software reliably catch cheating?
No. Detectors are unreliable in both directions and disproportionately flag non-native and neurodivergent writers – several major providers withdrew their own tools. We help schools move to process evidence and assessment redesign instead – it's a core part of our professional learning.
How do we write a sensible AI policy?
Start from purpose and principles, not a blanket ban. We help schools and trusts build workable, evidence-informed policy through consulting and professional learning, drawing on frameworks like TeachAI.
Do you work with individual teachers or whole schools?
Both – single courses for one teacher, structured sequences for a faculty, and whole-staff programs or consulting for a school, network, or system. See professional learning or get in touch.
Is your guidance Australia-specific?
We're based on Dharug Country in Western Sydney, and our examples are grounded in the Australian context – the national Framework for Generative AI in Schools, ACARA and state authorities like NESA, and the eSafety Commissioner. The principles are international and the research we draw on is global, so we adapt readily – tell us your state and sector and we'll tailor it.