AI Readiness (AiR)
PROGRAM · AI READINESS
Clear the AiR. Then Make Something.
AiR teaches you how to communicate with artificial intelligence, not simply how to use it. A free, hands-on class for ages 8 through adult, presented in partnership with Digi2U.
60
Minutes
4
Teams of five
4
Moves
Free
Always
PARTNER PROGRAM
If AI is so smart, why doesn’t it always give us exactly what we want?
AI cannot read your mind. The result is only as clear as the direction you give it. Learning to flow with AI means knowing what you want, communicating it clearly, checking the result, and improving it.
AI creates the draft. You provide the direction, judgment, and final decision.
Weak prompt
“Create a cool car.”
Clearer prompt
“Create a red two-door sports car with black wheels, a low roof, narrow headlights, tinted windows, and a large rear spoiler.”
Which prompt gives AI a better chance of creating the right car, and why?
Four easy moves
The same four moves work for an image, an essay, a résumé, a schedule, or a business idea.
01 · Clear
Know what you want.
Decide exactly what you want before anyone types. Study the reference and decide what matters most.
02 · Direct
Explain it clearly to AI.
Turn your observations into clear instructions: subject, color and shape, important features, angle, background, style.
03 · Judge
Check what AI got right or wrong.
The first result is a draft. Compare it with what you wanted and name the specific differences.
04 · Make
Improve and complete the result.
Revise the prompt and keep improving until the result is useful and finished.
The one-hour class
AiR: Flow With AI is a one-hour, team-based experience built around The Prompt Relay. Twenty participants form four teams of five, each with a captain. Every team member takes a role (Observer, Designer, AI Operator, Quality Checker, Finisher) and together they direct an AI image generator to recreate a reference image as closely as possible.
It runs in any room with one screen and one AI image generator.
Class plan
- 0–5 min · Welcome and team formation
- 5–15 min · The AiR mission
- 15–20 min · How the Prompt Relay works
- 20–35 min · The Prompt Relay
- 35–45 min · Final revision
- 45–52 min · Team presentations
- 52–56 min · Score and celebrate
- 56–60 min · Connect AiR to real life
Who AiR is for
Free for everyone. Students, families, adults, returning citizens, entrepreneurs, educators, and community organizations all use the same four moves.
- Middle and high school students
- Parents and caregivers
- Adults
- Returning citizens
- Entrepreneurs and small businesses
- Educators and trainers
- Community organizations
Clear the AiR. Then make something.
Join the free AiR community, or bring the one-hour class to your school, program, or team.