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Gyanis School AI Workshop
A free 120-minute session, run in person at your school. Classes 7 to 12. No student sign-ups, no data collected.
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Artificial intelligence is already part of student life, on phones, in browsers, in homework. Most students treat it either as a shortcut to finish the essay or as a black box they do not trust. This workshop closes that gap. Teachers and students leave with a working definition of AI, a one-page responsible-use reference, and five classroom examples of when to use it and when to close the tab. The final ten minutes reference Gyanis as one example of responsible AI for schools. The purpose of the 120 minutes is AI literacy, not a product pitch.
Who It Is For
- Schools teaching Common Core, AP, College Board, IB across the K-12 American Education System.
- Schools that want a supervised AI session with no student sign-ups and no data leaving the classroom.
- Teachers who want a clear definition of AI, what it does well, and what it gets wrong.
- Schools adding AI literacy, digital citizenship, and academic integrity to the curriculum this term.
- Institutions that need an age-appropriate demo that is FERPA, COPPA, and CCPA compliant.
Learning Outcomes
- Define what AI is and what it is not, in terms a middle-school student can understand.
- Tell responsible AI use from misuse with five classroom-specific examples.
- Read an AI answer and spot the error, the bias, or the made-up source.
- Use AI to plan a week of revision, understand a topic, and practice a question type. Without replacing the work.
- Point to three jobs that already use AI, and three that do not.
- Tie each takeaway to the Common Core, AP, College Board, IB syllabus and national digital literacy aims.
- Run one supervised, FERPA, COPPA, and CCPA compliant hands-on demo. No accounts created.
- See how Gyanis demonstrates responsible AI in school. Awareness, not a product pitch.
120-minute agenda
Eight segments. One facilitator. No slide runs longer than ten minutes. Each segment ends with a question the teacher can reuse in class on Monday.
00:00 to 00:10
Welcome and icebreaker. A show of hands on what the room already knows and believes about AI.
00:10 to 00:30
What AI actually is. A working definition, three live examples, and the three most common myths we will retire today.
00:30 to 00:50
Responsible use of AI. When to reach for it, when to close the tab. Academic integrity, citation, and the line between help and handover.
00:50 to 01:10
AI at work and in careers. Five jobs AI changes this year. Five jobs it does not.
01:10 to 01:25
Hands-on guided demo. Teacher-led, no student accounts, FERPA, COPPA, and CCPA compliant. Prompts are age-appropriate and pre-reviewed.
01:25 to 01:35
Critical thinking with AI. Read an AI answer, find the wrong fact, identify the bias, check the source.
01:35 to 01:50
Plan, understand, and practice better with AI, without letting it do the work. Templates for study planning, topic understanding, and practice that the student still writes.
01:50 to 02:00
Q&A and closing reflections. Takeaways the teacher will post in the staffroom on Monday.
What We Bring
- A single facilitator who runs the full 120 minutes.
- Content aligned to the Common Core, AP, College Board, IB syllabus and the national digital literacy aims. Classes 7 to 12.
- Slides, handouts, and the teacher brief. Shared before the session, kept by the school after.
- One hands-on guided demo, age-appropriate, with no student accounts created.
- A one-page responsible-use reference card for every student.
- A follow-up teacher brief for the staffroom.
- A brief, non-promotional reference to Gyanis as one example of responsible AI in education.
What the School Provides
- A projector or LED screen. A sound system and microphone for rooms over 60 students.
- Internet access is preferred, not required. The session runs offline if needed.
- One teacher or counsellor present in the room throughout.
- A classroom or hall that seats the audience.
Safeguarding and Privacy
- No student personal data is collected. No names, no phone numbers, no email addresses.
- No photos or recordings leave the school without written consent from the principal.
- No software is installed on any student device.
- The demo is FERPA, COPPA, and CCPA compliant. Age-appropriate content is reviewed by Gyanis before the session.
After the Workshop
- Every school receives a digital toolkit:
- A one-page responsible-use reference for each student.
- A classroom checklist for the teacher, ready to print.
- Sample prompts and study workflows, grade-tagged.
- Optional, on request:
- A homework activity sheet that reinforces safe AI practice.
- A 30-minute online follow-up Q&A for the teaching staff.
How to Book
- Share the following when you request a session:
- School name, city, and state.
- Principal or coordinator name and contact number.
- Two preferred date and time windows.
- Class or audience size.
- Language of instruction.
- Internet availability at the venue.
- Any specific school policy or permission we should know about.
- Confirmation arrives within two working days, along with the detailed program plan for the principal's approval.
Short description (for school circulars)
Gyanis will run a free, two-hour AI literacy workshop at our school. The session explains what AI is, when to use it, and when not to. No apps are installed on student devices. No student data is collected. Slides and handouts are shared with the school afterwards. A teacher is present throughout.
Sample parent consent line
“I consent to my ward attending the Gyanis AI Workshop at school. I understand that the session is educational, collects no student data, and follows the school's privacy policies.”
About Gyanis
Gyanis is the Study OS for students. Flow runs the daily plan, Chat answers a topic question, Mindmaps build a topic map in under a minute, Drills generate MCQs that adapt to the student's score, and Pulse shows which student is three topics behind. Gyanis uses AI to reduce exam anxiety and build understanding. It does not replace the work. Schools that want a deeper integration can opt into a pilot after the workshop.
Is this a sales session?
No. The 120 minutes is education. Gyanis is referenced once, near the end, as an example of responsible AI for schools. The teacher materials do not include a call to action.
Do students need devices?
No. A projector, the facilitator's laptop, and the printed handouts are enough for the full session.
Can it be organised for teachers only?
Yes. A teacher-only version runs 90 minutes and focuses on classroom application, prompt design, and academic integrity checks.
Can it be adapted to our board or stream?
Yes. Examples map to Common Core, AP, College Board, IB across Science, Commerce, and Humanities. Share your board and stream when you book.
Will the materials be shared?
Yes. Slides, handouts, and the responsible-use reference card are shared with the school within two working days of the session.
What if our internet connection is unreliable?
The session runs offline. The hands-on demo uses a pre-recorded example. Printed handouts cover every slide.
Still have questions?
Reach the team directly. We reply within one working day.