Teach Students to Question AI.
Not Just Use It.
Practical courses that build critical AI literacy — so your students don't just accept what AI tells them
Your students are using AI every day. The question is whether they're using it critically.
These courses give you the frameworks to make sure they do.
The AI Literacy Crisis in Schools
Students are adopting AI faster than schools can respond. Without critical AI literacy, they're building habits that will follow them for life.
The Trust Problem
Your students are using AI every day — but they're accepting everything it says as fact. They don't know that AI can fabricate sources, invent statistics, and present fiction as truth with absolute confidence.
The Confidence Illusion
AI doesn't hesitate, hedge, or express uncertainty. It delivers fabrications with the same polished confidence as verified facts. Without training, even adults struggle to tell the difference.
The Literacy Gap
We've spent years teaching digital literacy, but AI literacy is a different challenge entirely. You need practical frameworks and classroom activities — not another theory-heavy policy document.
From Passive Consumers to Critical Thinkers
What if your students questioned every AI response before accepting it? What if they could spot a hallucination, trace a claim, and make their own judgement? These courses give you the frameworks, activities, and prompts to make critical AI literacy a classroom habit.
Courses That Build AI Literacy
Each course tackles a different dimension of critical AI literacy. Start with Fact or Fiction today, with two more courses launching soon.
Fact or Fiction
Equip students to critically evaluate AI outputs and identify hallucinations using the VERIFY framework.
What you'll master:
- Identify six common AI hallucination patterns and explain why each occurs
- Apply the VERIFY framework to systematically evaluate AI-generated content
- Teach lateral reading and verification strategies students can use independently
- Design subject-specific fact-checking activities for immediate classroom use
The Unstuck Button
Reframe AI as a learning scaffold that builds independence, not dependence. Teach students to get unstuck without short-circuiting learning.
What you'll master:
- Design 'unstuck' prompts that scaffold without solving
- Teach students to use AI as a questioning partner
- Build student metacognition around their learning blocks
- Balance AI support with productive struggle
Revision Reimagined
Harness AI to create personalised, active revision experiences for exam success using retrieval practice and spaced repetition.
What you'll master:
- Generate differentiated practice questions using AI
- Create AI-powered retrieval practice routines
- Build personalised revision chatbots for specific syllabi
- Track and respond to individual knowledge gaps
From Uncritical Users to Informed Questioners
- Students copy-paste AI output without checking
- No framework for evaluating AI claims
- AI literacy feels too abstract to teach
- Hallucinations go undetected in student work
- Students verify AI output before they trust it
- VERIFY framework embedded in daily practice
- Ready-to-use activities for any subject area
- Critical thinking becomes a classroom habit
The goal isn't to stop students using AI — it's to make sure they never stop questioning it.
Built for Educators on the Front Line
Whether you teach Year 3 or Year 13, these courses give you practical tools for building AI literacy at any level.
Invest in AI Literacy
Comprehensive, classroom-ready training at a fraction of the cost of a single INSET day.
Fact or Fiction
Complete AI literacy course
- 4 in-depth modules, 14 lessons
- The VERIFY framework for all age groups
- 30+ ready-to-use AI prompts
- Subject-specific classroom activities
- Assessment rubric included
- Certificate of completion
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Questions? We've Got Answers
Most AI training teaches educators how to use AI tools. These courses teach educators how to help students think critically about AI output. It's not about adoption — it's about literacy. Your students are already using AI. The question is whether they're using it wisely.
No. Fact or Fiction starts from the fundamentals — what AI hallucinations are, why they happen, and how to spot them. If you've seen a student use ChatGPT, you have enough context to begin. Every lesson includes ready-to-use prompts you can try immediately.
Fact or Fiction includes age-adapted frameworks: Triple Check for ages 8-11, VERIFY Lite for 11-14, and the full VERIFY framework for 14-18. Every activity can be adjusted for your specific year group and subject area.
Absolutely. Every module includes an 'Apply It Now' section with classroom-ready activities, AI prompts you can copy and paste, and subject-specific examples. Most educators report using their first activity within 24 hours of starting the course.
All courses work with free AI tools like ChatGPT (free tier), Claude, or Gemini. No premium subscriptions required. The techniques are tool-agnostic, so you can apply them to whichever AI assistant you and your students prefer.
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