AI Workshops for Schools

Student Workshops | Teacher Training | Parent Talks

Heritage Connect delivers on-site AI workshops for Hong Kong schools, covering student learning, teacher professional development and parent education. Our programmes support AI-empowered education, AI literacy and skills, and the responsible use of generative AI, in line with the EDB's AI for Empowering Learning and Teaching Funding Programme.

Student AI Workshops

Hands-on workshops with Gemini and other generative AI tools. Students learn effective prompting, AI-assisted research, image generation and presentation design, while building media and information literacy through Hong Kong case studies on deepfakes, fact-checking, privacy and responsible AI use.

Ideal for project learning, STEAM Week and school-based AI literacy programmes. English-medium sessions available.

Parent AI Talks

Practical talks for parents on using AI tools such as DeepSeek to support homework, revision and family learning. Topics include fact-checking, privacy protection, age-appropriate use and ways to prevent AI over-reliance, helping families build healthy AI habits at home and in school.

Ideal for Parent Education Days, PTA events and parent seminars.

Teacher AI Training

Hands-on professional development for teachers using Canva AI, NotebookLM and AI agents to support lesson planning, resource design, differentiated learning, assessment support and daily administration. Practical, subject-friendly and ready for classroom use.

Ideal for Staff Development Days, school-based professional development and subject panel training.

Featured Workshop Topics

①  Effective Prompting & AI Tools — Use AI (e.g. Claude, ChatGPT) productively for learning and work

②  AI Image & Presentation Design — Create polished slides with Gamma and AI design tools

③  AI Research & Project Learning — Use Perplexity to organise research, compare sources and plan projects

④  AI Ethics, Deepfakes & Information Literacy — Build fact-checking, privacy awareness and responsible AI habits through Hong Kong cases