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AI Literacy · Digital Literacy · Education

Knowledge moves now.
So should learning.

Hi, I'm Sandy. I work with schools and education organisations on the gap between AI as it's written about and AI as it actually shows up in a classroom. K-12 focus, with cross-sector experience.

Sandy Robinson

The landscape

The pace of AI changed. Most responses didn't.

Schools are writing AI policies for tools students moved past six months ago. Teachers are navigating questions no training prepared them for. Students are using systems that shape how they think, and nobody has shown them how to see that clearly. I work in that gap.

Why are you here?

Three doors. Pick the one that fits.

Why it works

The work. The method. The beliefs. The words.

Backwards from the student. Always.

Not posters on a wall. How I decide what to build, what to drop, and what to say no to.

Misuse stems from disconnection, not deception.

The past provides comfort but not safety; retreat is avoidance.

Students await permission to think; educators model intellectual courage.

AI doesn't damage learning; poor design does.

Data should improve tools, not complicate them.

Children are still children; the context changed, they didn't.

From the room

Colleagues who have been in the workshops, used the platforms, and put the frameworks to work with their own students.

It was awesome, the kids really loved it. They were really engaged in writing better prompts. I think we can consider the presentation a huge success.
DL, Head of Science
AI Literacy workshop
LOVE LOVE LOVE. I love the specific examples to their subject. Also that you're driving home that this is a skill that helps them everywhere, not just in that one subject.
AB, Science teacher
Curriculum integration
I really appreciate the thought and experimentation you've put into the guide. It's clean, accessible, and walks users through the capabilities. I can absolutely see this becoming a valuable model for staff.
BM, Head of Design & Technology
Professional development

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