Practical professional development that helps educators and administrators use AI to improve teaching, personalize learning and reduce administrative load — with ethics, privacy and academic integrity built in.
Designed by a former dean and chief academic officer who has led faculty through major technology change.
Use AI to draft lesson plans, differentiated materials and standards-aligned assessments — while keeping educators in control.
Apply adaptive approaches and AI teaching assistants that meet students where they are.
Set responsible-use guidelines, address resistance and build adoption among faculty and staff.
Run any session on its own or sequence them into a semester-long program. Every session can be customized to your context.
A foundational overview of AI’s potential in education — from enhancing teaching methods to streamlining administration — including how to recognize and manage bias and inaccuracies in generative AI.
Data privacy, bias in AI systems and equitable use across diverse student populations — with practical strategies to identify and mitigate ethical risks.
Strategies for skepticism, equitable access, privacy and bias — plus professional-development practices that build adoption and digital literacy among faculty.
Simulation-based learning, problem-solving activities and real-world applications that make complex math, science and engineering concepts easier to teach.
Move beyond “prompt engineering” to natural, conversational AI use — where AI helps refine its own prompts, responses need less editing and information can be verified in real time.
Build a custom GPT from your course notes, references and lesson plans to draft content, communications and assessments — a low-barrier assistant that reduces workload.
Adaptive platforms and AI-driven content that tailor learning paths to each student’s needs, strengths, habits and values.
AI across music, visual arts and creative writing — including AI-generated video, animation and interactive art — and how it can expand student creativity.
A roadmap for building an AI-ready culture among staff and students, with targeted professional development and responsible-use guidance.
Step-by-step integration of AI into course creation to produce standards-aligned, engaging online courses with greater speed and less workload.
AI for data analysis, strategic planning and policy — including implications for resource allocation, curriculum standards and ethical guidelines.
Emerging trends and innovations reshaping teaching and learning, and how to integrate them strategically so students are prepared for an AI-centered world.
Every session is mapped to a proficiency level so participants are challenged, never lost.
Pre-beginner sessions that spark curiosity.
Core concepts, clearly explained and immediately usable.
Intermediate training that builds real capability.
Advanced work that turns ideas into working solutions.
Single sessions, multi-week series or a custom program — tailored to your audience, tools and policies.
Interactive, collaborative sessions with hands-on practice using your real work.
The same depth and interaction, delivered online to teams anywhere.
Equip internal champions to scale the program themselves — ideal when budgets are tight.
“Educators don’t need more tools. They need permission, practice and a plan.”
Dr. Eric Goodman has served as a business-school dean and chief academic officer, supported more than 22,000 students, and built over 1,000 courses and programs. He designs every education program around how teachers and administrators actually work.
Tell us who you need to train and what you want them to accomplish. We’ll recommend the right sessions, level and format.
Four quick fields — about 45 seconds.
Choose a 30-minute slot that works for you.
Your top AI opportunities and a practical next step.
Still deciding? A short strategy call will tell you whether we're the right fit — and if we're not, who is.
Start with foundations — what generative AI can and cannot do, how to verify outputs, and how to protect student privacy — then move to practical uses like lesson planning, differentiation and feedback. Our Introduction to AI for Educators session covers this.
Every program includes responsible-use guidance on data privacy, bias, accuracy and academic integrity, and our Ethical Considerations session focuses on it in depth.
Yes. Several sessions are designed for administrators, including AI for Educational Leadership and Decision-Making and Fostering an AI-Ready Culture.
Yes. Train-the-trainer equips your internal champions to deliver and sustain the program — a cost-effective option for districts and campuses.
Yes. Sessions are available in person, live online, or as a blended program.
Start with a complimentary strategy call. We’ll map your goals to the right sessions and format.