John Nash

Class of March 2024

Student portal opens Jan 29, 2024. 
The first cohort meeting is on Jan. 31. 
Course ends Feb. 16.

Class of February 2024

Cohort 1

Download your free copy of "How to Talk about Generative AI in Your School." If you're an educator facing reluctance to discuss AI, or not sure how to start the conversation, this updated guide equips you to turn resistance into readiness. With 7 discussion prompts, 3 interactive activities, and 7 key talking points, you'll feel confident facilitating conversations needed to develop ethical, human-centered Al use in your school. Get a framework now to hold constructive conversations about generative AI that can shape the future of your school.

How to Talk About Generative AI in Your School

Download your copy of "Developing Our Shared Compass: A Guide for Conversations on AI and Values." If you're an educator facing reluctance to discuss AI, or not sure how to start the conversation, this guide equips you to turn resistance into readiness. With 5 sample questions, 3 interactive activities, 8 talking points, and 4 strategies, you'll facilitate the conversations needed to develop ethical, human-centered AI guidelines tailored to your school. Get a framework now to lead constructive AI dialogues that shape the future of your school.

Leveling-Up Your AI Discussions: A Guide for Educators

Weave professional learning into your busy schedule. Lead innovation while maintaining your current responsibilities.

Leadership professor & advisor on Al to schools, universities, and the public sector

School Leader AI Bootcamp

Senior years Teaching faculty 

Lead- Teaching and Learning

Head of Department - IT

Create ethical AI guidelines for your school with this course. Tailored for P12 professionals, you'll learn how to make AI an asset. 

Learn directly from John Nash

John Nash

Resources

Leveling-Up Your AI Discussions: A Guide for Educators

How to Talk About Generative AI in Your School

How to Talk About Generative AI in Your School

Leveling-Up Your AI Discussions: A Guide for Educators