Nov 23: 9:00am - 2:30pm

In this highly interactive six-hour workshop, K–12 educators will gain the practical tools and confidence needed to bring AI into any classroom. Participants will learn to create a clear,
student-friendly AI glossary, identify and showcase AI examples, and apply an ethics checklist to select classroom-appropriate tools. Through guided activities, they will adapt existing lessons with brief AI exploration segments and design a fully structured AI learning task, then pilot it with peers for real-time feedback. The workshop is organized into two 2-hour sessions each followed by 1-hour practical activities. By day’s end, teachers will be equipped to lead meaningful AI explorations, foster critical thinking, and personalize learning for their students.

Jan 25: 9:00am - 2:30pm

In this highly interactive six-hour workshop, K–12 educators will gain the practical tools and confidence needed to bring AI into any classroom. Participants will learn to create a clear,
student-friendly AI glossary, identify and showcase AI examples, and apply an ethics checklist to select classroom-appropriate tools. Through guided activities, they will adapt existing lessons with brief AI exploration segments and design a fully structured AI learning task, then pilot it with peers for real-time feedback. The workshop is organized into two 2-hour sessions each followed by 1-hour practical activities. By day’s end, teachers will be equipped to lead meaningful AI explorations, foster critical thinking, and personalize learning for their students.

Fri, 6:00pm - 9:00pm

Learners will learn the basics of what fungi are, their role in food and in medicine, what to look for, and how to prepare them will be discussed. Learners will learn how to grow their own oyster mushrooms.

This course is open to everyone and all experience level.

Fri, 6:00pm - 9:00pm 

Sat, 11:00am - 2:00pm

Learners will learn the basics of what fungi are, how they are identified and practice using identification keys, microscopy, and spore prints to identify fungi. The course will culminate with an experiential learning field trip where students will practice identifying local mushrooms.

This course is open to everyone and all experience levels.