Live online course · 3 sessions on Google Meet · September 2026 edition
COURSE
OUR CHILDREN'S AI
course for parents and teachers
Understand the AI kids are already using. This way, you're helping them learn, not stopping them from thinking.
They've already started. We haven't.
Kids use chatbots for homework, They ask AI things they wouldn't ask an adult, and they do so with a naturalness that disconcerts us. Parents and teachers remain a step behind. And when faced with something we don't understand, we do the only thing we can: we forbid it, or we pretend it doesn't exist.
Neither of them works.
Banning AI from a child today is like banning them from the internet in 2005. Ignoring it is worse. The truth is that we can't teach them how to use a tool we've never truly understood; and this applies equally at home and at school.
You don't need to become a tech expert. You need to understand what this thing really does, so you can talk to kids about it as adults who know what they're talking about, not as spectators.
Where you arrive at the end of the path
You know what happens when a guy texts a chatbot, and why a "probable" response isn't necessarily a true one. Distinguish between well-founded fears and inflated ones. Do you know how AI can help him study better instead of studying less? And you have a few concrete rules in hand, applicable immediately: at home that evening, in class at the first available opportunity. Not theory: tools to use.
Course program
3 sessions to go from "I don't understand anything" to "I know what I'm talking about with my child"
How it works and what's at stake
What really happens when your child texts a chatbot?
Why does he sometimes invent with the most confident face in the world, and why doesn't "probable" mean "true"? Which fears are well-founded and which are inflated? And where, instead, is the real opportunity for those who are still learning?
Studying with AI: the third desk
Can AI be used to learn more instead of studying less? What's the difference between those who use it to understand and those who use it simply to complete a task? What if the point were to teach the right questions to ask, rather than chasing answers?
Educating critical thinking
How do you know when AI is making a mistake? What questions should a child learn to ask himself before trusting an answer? And what few rules, at home and in the classroom, really change things?
What do you get?
3 live sessions with me
Three live meetings on Google Meet, an hour and a half each, once a week (four and a half hours total). No recorded lessons: I'm there with you and I'll answer your questions about your family or your class.
1 price per family
A single registration is valid for both parents: Educating your children about AI is a team effort, so do it together.
If you sign up as a teacher, the fee is for you.
3 audio recordings
An audio recording of each meeting, yours to listen to whenever you want. If you miss an evening, you can catch up.
3 ready-to-use manuals
One PDF per session with the summary, the live prompts, the five critical thinking questions, and the three rules. Stick it on your refrigerator or bring it to class, whatever you prefer.
My name is Andrea Brugnoli, I'm a trainer and consultant. I work with artificial intelligence every day and have been teaching it to non-professionals for years: professionals, companies, schools, and parents.
I'm not a technical expert who talks difficult. My job is to take something complicated and make it understandable for those starting from scratch. This course was born from the evenings I've taught in person with parents and teachers: the same questions, the same fears, and the same surprise when they discover that AI, when well explained, is much less scary.
Who I am
Who is this course for?
To parents who feel behind
To the teachers who find it in their classroom
For those who want to understand before deciding
For those starting from scratch
For those who are NOT
- For those looking for a way to block or ban AI for kids: here the approach is to understand and guide, not to censor.
- For those who want an advanced technical course on how the models work in detail
- For those who think that the problem can be solved with a control app
- For those looking for quick answers in five minutes without getting involved
- For those looking for an accredited teaching or refresher course: here we work on understanding the tool, not on classroom methodology.
How much does it cost
€89, per family (plus €2 stamp duty).
A single fee for both parents, all inclusive: The three live sessions, recordings, and materials for each meeting. Individual registrants, including teachers, pay a single fee.
No hidden costs, no subscriptions.
How does registration work?
Fill out the form with your details.
I'll send you a proforma and you can pay by bank transfer, or by card if you prefer to reserve your spot right away.
The course will begin once the minimum number of participants is reached. If this is not reached, a full refund will be given.
Do you know a parent or colleague who could use this?
Pass them the link. If they sign up and enter your name in the form, you'll get a €10 discount on the next edition.
Course dates:
Three Mondays in September 2026, from 9:00 PM to 10:30 PM, on Google Meet:
- Monday, September 7, 2026 · Session 1
- Monday, September 14, 2026 · Session 2
- Monday, September 21, 2026 · Session 3
Evening schedule, designed for working people. This edition has a limited number of places: those who exceed the limit will be admitted to the next edition.
Registration is open until seats are filled.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here you'll find answers to the most common questions about templates and services.
I don't know anything about artificial intelligence, can I sign up?
Yes, it's designed for exactly that. The first session starts with the basics, taking nothing for granted.
I'm a teacher: is this course right for me?
Yes. The goal is to understand how the AI kids already use works and how to help them use it without stopping to think. This isn't a teaching course or an accredited refresher course: it's the part that's needed first: truly understanding the tool. Many of the rules apply the same at home as in the classroom.
Do I have to install or pay for any software?
No. We use free tools (Claude, Perplexity, NotebookLM). All you need is a browser and a free account, and I'll show you how to create one.
Can both parents participate?
Yes, the fee is per family. In fact, that's the best way to follow it: the same rules only work if you agree with them.
And do my children have to be there?
No, the course is for parents. You're the one who has to understand, and then guide them.
What age group of children is it intended for?
Especially for those working with school-age children, from middle school on up, when AI really comes into play in the classroom. But the principles apply at any age.
What if I miss a session?
You'll receive a recording of each meeting, so you can catch up whenever you want. Live sessions are also a great time to ask questions.
What if the course doesn't start?
If the minimum number of participants isn't reached, I'll notify you and refund your full amount. No risk.
Do you want to talk about it first?
If you have any questions before signing up, message me. I'll answer.
