AI course for learners
Learners understand AI, use it as a learning partner and check results.
- Duration
- 1 project day
- Group size
- Up to 30 learners
- Location
- On site or online
- Language
- German or English
- Result
- A checklist for checking
Starting point
Those who understand AI can use it as a learning partner instead of copying solutions. The course shows how AI produces answers, how to check them and how to declare AI help properly.
What learners take away
A checklist for checking AI answers
Exercises with their own questions from school and everyday life
Clarity on what is allowed and how to declare AI help
A certificate of attendance for each person
Our approach
Four steps in one project day.
- 01
Understand
How AI produces answers and why it gets things wrong
- 02
Ask
Using AI as a learning partner instead of copying answers
- 03
Check
Checking sources, figures and fake images
- 04
Fair use
Declaring AI help, data protection and fair use
Who it is for
Students from Year 8
Sixth form and vocational school
Adults in adult and further education
Also for parents: Parents learn how their children use AI, how to notice whether their child learns or copies, and which rules help at home. The parents’ evening goes with the course and can also be booked on its own. Parents’ evening on AI
Is this right for your school? Request the course without obligation.
Request the courseFrequently asked questions
From which year is the course suitable?
From Year 8. Many AI tools are only permitted from the age of 13, often only with parental consent. For younger classes we demonstrate examples instead of letting students practise themselves.
Do learners need their own accounts?
No. Learners work in pairs with tools approved for their age and do not enter any personal data. If there are no devices, we demonstrate the examples.
Is the course also available for adults?
Yes. In adult and further education it runs as a course over three evenings of 90 minutes each, on site or online.
Is there something for parents too?
Yes, a 90-minute parents’ evening: how children use AI, what the risks are, which rules help and how parents can support them. It can be booked together with the course or on its own, on site or online.
How many learners can take part?
Up to 30, so one class or one course. For several classes we plan several sessions.
Does the course take place on site or online?
Both are possible. lindenbrook works across Germany and is based in Oberursel near Frankfurt am Main.
In which language is the course held?
In German or English, whichever suits your group.
What does the course cost?
Prices are not on the website. When you ask, we give you the order of magnitude, and the offer then states a fixed price.