Helping families navigate the AI era with confidence, not fear. Age-appropriate guidance, safety frameworks and honest conversations about what AI means for your children's education, creativity and future.
Replace fear with understanding — practical guidance for every stage of your child's AI journey.
Understand the AI tools your children are actually using and what they do.
Appropriate use, tools and boundaries for under 8, 8-12, 13-16 and 16+.
Platform safety settings, data privacy and a safe AI checklist for families.
When AI help is okay, when it's not, and how to foster genuine learning.
AI tools for dyslexia, autism and ADHD — technology that supports rather than replaces.
Have productive conversations about AI with your children at every age.
6 modules designed to replace fear with understanding.
5 lessons
5 lessons
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4 lessons
4 lessons
Parents of school-age children (ages 5-18) navigating the AI era.
Grandparents wanting to understand their grandchildren's digital world.
Family counsellors and youth workers supporting families through AI transitions.
Anyone concerned about children and AI who wants practical, fear-free guidance.
Filmmaker turned AI educator with a deep belief that technology should serve human connection. Rupert has built educational tools for children, including autism-focused learning applications, and brings his experience as both a parent and educator to this course. His courses have reached 1000s of students worldwide, earning a consistent 4.9 rating.
This course is specifically designed for that situation. You don't need any technical knowledge — just a willingness to learn. We start from the very basics and build your understanding gradually, so you can have confident conversations with your children about AI.
Yes. AI is already embedded in many apps and games children use from a young age. Module 2 includes specific guidance for under-8s, helping you set appropriate boundaries early and build healthy digital habits that will serve them for years to come.
The course explores this honestly. Outright bans rarely work and can put children at a disadvantage. Instead, you'll learn how to create age-appropriate boundaries, have productive conversations, and help your child develop AI literacy as a life skill.
Module 5 is entirely dedicated to AI tools for children with dyslexia, autism and ADHD. It draws on Rupert's experience building educational tools for children with special needs, focusing on how AI can genuinely support learning without replacing human connection.
Absolutely — and we encourage it. Many families find that taking this course together opens up productive conversations about AI that might not happen otherwise. The final module includes activities designed for families to do together.
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