Continue Your Learning
Whether you're revisiting the workshop or watching it for the first time, I'm so glad you're here.
This replay isn't the end of the workshop.
It's the beginning of your Implementation Window.
Over the next two weeks, I invite you to have one or two thoughtful conversations with AI using your own classroom work.
Don't try to master AI.
Simply...
Try one authentic teaching task.
Notice what works.
Notice what surprises you.
Notice where you wish you had a coach sitting beside you.
Those are exactly the experiences we'll build from together in Build With AI.
I think that last sentence is much stronger than "That's exactly what we'll build from together."
Workshop Replay
Take your time.
Pause when you need to.
Try the prompts yourself.
Come back as often as you'd like during the Implementation Window.
Ready to Build?
Over the next two weeks, you'll begin discovering what works for you.
Build With AI is where we'll turn those experiences into personalized workflows, reusable prompts, and practical systems that fit the way you teach.
You'll build alongside me with live coaching as you create resources you'll continue using long after the workshop ends.
Getting Started
If you haven't already, now is a great time to create your AI account.
Both ChatGPT and Claude offer free and paid educator-specific plans, but please don't feel like you need a paid subscription to begin.
Everything we practiced during the workshop works with the free versions.
The goal this week isn't to use every feature.
It's simply to begin building confidence through practice.
This Week's Challenge
Before August 18...
Choose one real classroom task.
Maybe it's:
✓ drafting an email
✓ improving a lesson
✓ designing discussion questions
✓ creating formative feedback
Have one thoughtful conversation with AI.
Don't worry about getting it perfect.
Just notice what happens.
Tell Me How It Went
Your reflections will help shape future workshops, resources, and content, while helping me understand what supported your learning most.
One Last Thought…
Great teachers have always adapted to new tools.
What makes a difference isn't the technology.
It's the professional judgment, curiosity, and care you bring to your students every day.
I'm excited to see what you discover over the next two weeks.
I'll see you again soon.
Warmly,
Veronica