MAGIC: Human-Centered
AI for Beginners.
Thanks for spending part of your Saturday with us. This is the plain-language, human-first way to bring ai into your classroom, for teachers who aren’t sure where to start. Tell us what landed, and we’ll write back.
Make your own copy.
Here’s the doc from the session. The button makes a copy in your own Google Drive, so you can edit it, add your own notes, and share it with your team.
Make a copy (Google Docs, opens in new tab)You’ll need to be signed in to a Google account. If your school account blocks it, try a personal one.
Open Gemini Notebook.
Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) holds the sources you come back to, like your unit plans and standards, so you build the context once and reuse it instead of rewriting prompts from scratch.
The second link opens “Assets,” episode 2 of our free Google Classroom series. Look for the chapter on Gemini Notebook.
Get first access to Curator.
Curator is our planning tool. It builds the folders and sheets behind your classroom system in your own Google Drive, so the work stays yours. Sign up, and we’ll tell you when the doors open.
Sign up for early access (opens in new tab)Don’t be a stranger.
Leave us a question, a reaction, or the thing you want to try first. Type it, record it, or send something you already made. We read every one, and a Hoodlum will write back.
Got it. Thank you.
Your message is in, and a Hoodlum will be in touch. In the meantime, when in doubt, trust a Hoodlum.
Watch our ai sessionWant this for your whole staff?
A conference session gives you an hour; a workshop gives your staff a day to practice with their own lessons. We bring human-centered ai, and the rest of our PD, to schools and districts, in person or virtually. Tell us what your teachers need, and we’ll build the day around it.
Book us for PDWant the bigger picture? Read the white paper on the full Classroom OS experience →
Watch our ISTELive 26 session.
Want more before we write back? Our ISTELive 26 Idea Lab, “Human-Centered AI Collaboration for Beginners,” covers the same ground in 50 minutes. Our free Google Classroom series is in the Catalog, with no account required.