Students
Research, presentations, language practice, and career exploration — with clear guidance on using AI honestly and checking your sources.
🛟 Safety
AI can be wrong. We show how to verify facts and cite honestly so your work stays your own.
Projects
Make a simple personal website
Build a clean one-page website about you or a project in under an hour — no coding required.
Make a personal portfolio page
Show your best work on a single, tidy page that's easy to share with schools, clients, or friends.
Turn your notes into a quiz
Convert class notes into a practice quiz in minutes, so studying feels active instead of endless re-reading.
Create a study guide
Build a clear, one-page study guide that summarizes a topic and highlights what to review first.
Compare sources responsibly
Use AI to help you compare what different sources say — while keeping you in charge of judging what's reliable.
Practice a language conversation
Rehearse a real-life conversation in a language you're learning, at your own pace and without embarrassment.
Build a simple browser game
Make a tiny playable game you can share with a link — a first taste of coding without needing to be a programmer.
Courses
Guides
What is generative AI, in plain words?
A jargon-free explanation of generative AI: what it is, what it's good and bad at, and how to use it sensibly — no technical background needed.
Is AI safe to use? A practical guide
Understand the real risks of everyday AI — privacy, wrong answers, and scams — and simple habits that keep you safe.
How AI uses your data (and how to limit it)
A plain explanation of what happens to what you type and upload, and the settings that give you more control.
Responsible AI for students
How to use AI to learn more — not to cheat — including honesty, citation, and checking facts.
Tutorials
Write your first AI prompt
A precise, five-step walkthrough for writing a message that gets you a genuinely useful answer from any AI assistant.
Prepare a presentation with AI
Go from a topic to a clear, well-structured presentation outline and speaker notes — then make it yours.
Collections
Things teens can make on a smartphone
Phone-friendly creative projects — stickers, art, and a page to show it off.
15-minute technology projects
Short on time? These quick wins each take about fifteen minutes and end with something real.
Study smarter with AI (responsibly)
Use AI to learn more, not less — practice quizzes, study guides, and honest source-checking.