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Guided AI workshops · ages 9–13
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Guided, hands-on AI workshops for ages 9–13, where kids bring the imagination, an instructor drives, and everyone walks away understanding and harnessing the power of AI.
Pre-launch Phase: Community FeedbackDAMH runs short, self-contained workshops that teach kids how to use AI to make real things — a movie, a storybook, a song, a little website. The technical heavy lifting is handled by AI under an instructor's guidance, so a 9-year-old can experience the full creative and problem-solving process without hitting a technical wall. Online-first to start, with possible in-person sessions in the future.
A movie, a business, a game, a story — the kid supplies the imagination and creative direction.
Our instructor operates the AI live and shows exactly how to turn the idea into something real, step by step.
Kids leave understanding the tools and the process — to keep exploring at home, under a parent's supervision.
Plan, design characters, and produce a short film — learning the whole creative pipeline while AI renders the hard parts.
Turn a passion (say, homemade cookies) into a web-facing business: brand, landing page, concept art, a call-to-action.
Take a story from blank page to finished, illustrated book — storytelling craft plus AI-made concept art.
Go from a hook in your head to a finished track — learning how music comes together with AI as the studio.
A virtual trip through geographies, cultures, and food — exploring the planet through the lens of AI.
Design and build a playable game (think: your own Minecraft-style world). Expected crowd favorite.
Use AI as a patient tutor to start speaking a new language — practical, personal, and fun.
A real educational session — not a disclaimer packet — on AI safety, information use, and privacy, and exactly how we run things.
Film · book & concept art · music.
Web-facing business · your own game.
Travel the world · learn a language.
Safety, privacy, and how it all works.
Turbo is our bulldog mascot — and the whole idea in one character. AI is a turbocharger: it makes you fast, but you still have to drive. Turbo handles the technical horsepower so kids stay in the driver's seat, learning to steer.
Keep it lightweight. Put the workshop ideas in front of kids and parents, see which spark real interest, then run one or two live to gather feedback.
Online-first to keep costs low. If it lands, the path opens to brick-and-mortar, class subscriptions, or a longer multi-seminar program.