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Created by BCS, in partnership with The Hg Foundation, Microsoft and Cognizant, this free CPD is designed specifically for staff in schools and colleges.
Each AI Confidence module focuses on a specific application of AI in education, tailored to different roles. For example, AI in the World of Work inspires Careers Leads and Advisers with fresh ideas to use with students, while Supporting Inclusion with AI shows how AI and assistive technology can help anticipate and remove barriers, making learning, communication and school life more accessible and inclusive, and AI for School Leaders explores how AI can support educational leadership through the responsible evaluation and implementation of AI tools, effective safeguards, and clear communication with staff, governors and families.

In this hands-on webinar, Rebecca Franks will guide participants through the Build Your First Flock XR World resource, demonstrating how easy it is to get started with the platform while showcasing the creative possibilities it offers.
Event starts 4th November @ 4:15pm

Discover the fundamentals of createAI, the exciting machine learning tool from the Micro:bit Educational Foundation with Matt Hewlett from Digitall. In this hands-on session, you'll explore how createAI enables learners to train simple machine learning models and use them with a micro:bit, opening up new opportunities for creativity, problem-solving and physical computing.
Event starts 10th November @ 4:15pm

Hear how Oak’s DfE-funded Computing Curriculum builds on the Teach Computing Curriculum and will become the maintained national offer for 2028 and beyond. The session will clarify what this means during the transition, introduce Oak’s new digital literacy resources as an early look at what this area might look like in the next curriculum
Event starts 24th November @ 4:15pm