A free two-hour hands-on online workshop for teachers of GRA network member schools: how to plan and run school club activities in robotics, STEM, electronics and artificial intelligence with AI tools. 1 December, 19:00 (Tbilisi time).
Only for teachers of GRA network member schools, as many as you like from one school. Name your school when you register. School not a member yet? Join
The Georgian Robotics Association (GRA) invites teachers of its network's member schools to a free online workshop. In two hands-on hours we will learn how to plan and run school club activities with the help of artificial intelligence (AI) tools.
The workshop is for teachers who lead a school club, or plan to start one, in robotics, STEM, electronics or artificial intelligence. No previous experience with AI is needed.
The workshop is free and is for teachers of GRA network member schools. There is no limit on how many teachers come from one school, as long as the school is a member of the association. When you register, name the school you teach at: the site checks the membership itself.
Is your school not a member of the network yet? Find out how a school joins the GRA network. The school's director confirms the application, so it is best to do this well before the workshop.
Registration is open until 1 December, 17:00.
What a good club needs: a goal, students, a schedule and results. Where an AI assistant helps, and where it should not be trusted.
Practice: with an AI assistant we draw up a 12-week club plan, from goals to topics and the order of the sessions.
A detailed plan for one session, tasks and a short quiz; one task adapted for students of different levels.
5 minutes.
Communication with students and parents, setting and checking assignments, feedback, tracking progress and presenting the club's results.
Protecting students' data, checking AI answers, academic honesty. Answers to your questions.
The workshop ends at 21:00. The programme may change slightly.
Yes, taking part is free.
Teachers of GRA network member schools. There is no limit on how many teachers come from one school. When you register, the site checks that the school has an active membership for this school year.
The school applies at gra.ge/network/apply. A letter to sign arrives at the school's official e-mail; the director signs and uploads it, then GRA confirms the membership. After that, the school's teachers can register for the workshop.
Type the school's full name (for example "Tbilisi Public School No. 51"). If your school is a member but the site refuses, write to info@gra.ge and we will help.
A computer or laptop with a stable internet connection and a free account with an AI assistant (for example ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude). No previous programming or AI experience is needed.
We will send it on 1 December, before the workshop starts, to the e-mail address of your gra.ge account. Please check your spam folder too. If the link does not arrive, write to info@gra.ge.
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