/Lab Structure
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Reframe a real problem
Build something people can try
Test, revise, and choose a next step
Identify an authentic teaching or administrative challenge before selecting any digital tools.
Develop a practical, functional prototype that colleagues can immediately test and evaluate.
Gather immediate feedback, refine your prototype, and select a clear path for future implementation.
/Capabilities
Lasting capabilities for your team
/Format
Four-hour online lab
Participants develop practical judgment and repeatable skills that serve their institution long after the lab concludes.
Problem framing
16–20
Educators per cohort
Isolate high-leverage teaching challenges and define meaningful objectives.
4–5
Collaborative teams
Making ideas tangible
Rapidly turn concepts into working prototypes without engineering overhead.
16–20 educators in 4–5 teams. In-person delivery in Canada and Michigan can be requested, subject to specialist availability.
Questioning AI outputs
Critique generative outputs with pedagogical rigor and subject expertise.
Leading practical experiments
Structure pilot efforts with clear safety bounds and measurable goals.
—Logistics & Leadership
—Cohort Investment
Hosting a lab
CAD $3,000
Per online cohort
The host provides participants, a meeting platform and approved AI accounts. We confirm tool requirements and any licence costs before booking.
Includes planning, educational and technical co-facilitation, materials, a summary within five business days and a 30-minute follow-up two weeks later. Taxes extra; in-person costs quoted separately.
Learn with our expert team
Our sessions and talks are led by award-winning researchers and educators, bringing research, classroom experience and practical AI expertise to your team.
Plan an online lab for your school, university or EdTech team. International collaborators are welcome.
