Workshops
Professional development your faculty will actually use on Monday.
No sit-and-get. Every session ends with something your team built, wrote, or decided — and a plan for what happens the week after I leave.
01 — Choose the Session
1–3 days · 25–60 educators
The AI Build Institute
Every team ships a working prototype.
Educators name a real problem in their building — attendance outreach, differentiated practice, family communication — and leave with a functioning AI-powered tool aimed at it.
Half or full day · Cabinet & chairs
Leadership Implementation Retreat
A February-proof implementation plan.
For the leaders who own adoption. We build the reflective structures, checkpoints, and accountability that carry an initiative past its kickoff.
Half day · School or department teams
SEL & Inclusivity Studio
Values turned into observable routines.
Straight from my IGI Global chapter work: how turns are distributed, how disagreement is handled, whose work is displayed — respect as practice, not poster.
Half or full day · K–12 & early childhood
Literacy & Comprehension Workshop
Strategy instruction teachers run Monday.
Concept-oriented reading instruction research translated into classroom moves, with the family-facing tools from Word Adventures and The Storybook Coach.

Good fit if…
- —Your faculty are curious about AI but nobody owns it yet.
- —You've bought PD before and nothing changed in the classroom.
- —An SEL or literacy initiative stalled after the launch.
- —You want teachers building tools, not waiting on vendors.
02 — How It Works
- 01
Discovery call
Thirty minutes to surface the real problem — not the one on the PD calendar.
- 02
Custom design
I build the session around your context, your data, and the tools you already pay for. Never a template.
- 03
The build day
Short framing, long making. Teams work on their own problems with me in the room.
- 04
The follow-through
You leave with prototypes, a shared vocabulary, and a 90-day plan naming who owns what.
Bring a build day to your team.
Tell me the problem you'd want your faculty solving. I'll tell you whether a workshop is the right tool.
Plan a Workshop