Practice a useful skill
Choose something you want to do: write a clear update, explain a spreadsheet, learn a language or improve a routine. Use AI for examples and questions, then practice the skill yourself.
Build skills and knowledge with AI
Learn what matters to you.
Learn a language, understand a subject or practice a useful skill with AI as one of your study tools. Kevin helps adults organize learning and parents prepare family activities. Your progress comes from what you practice, check and can do for yourself.
Choose a way to learn.
Plan independent study
Explore a subject in depth, including college-level material. Build a study path from reliable sources, with exercises and feedback that reveal what you understand and what needs more work.
Explore free MIT OpenCourseWare materialsPrepare playful family learning
The adult uses AI to prepare preschool and kindergarten activities. Then you read, count, tell stories and explore off-screen together. You guide the learning; there are no child accounts or unsupervised chatbots.
Practice, return, and show what you know.
Try a small task.
Choose something you want to do or explain. Use a reliable example to get started, then make your own attempt.
Get useful feedback.
Check your work against the source or clear criteria. Ask someone knowledgeable where needed. AI feedback also needs checking.
Return to it later.
Come back after a break and try to recall or use what you learned. Notice what stays with you and what needs another look.
Show the skill yourself.
Solve, explain, write or build without AI completing the task. Keep an example you can revisit and compare with later work.
What this can look like.
Explain a spreadsheet.
AI helps prepare Ask for an explanation of a sample formula and a few practice questions.
The learner does Predict the result in a sample sheet, check it and explain the formula in your own words.
Study an economics chapter.
AI helps prepare Turn a trusted reading into questions, comparisons and a short practice set.
The learner does Read the source, solve a question without AI and defend your answer with evidence from the material.
Make counting playful.
AI helps prepare Prepare a counting game with familiar toys and a story a parent can tell.
The learner does The parent leads the play. The child moves and counts the toys, explains a choice or retells the story.
Does this lead to a degree or qualification?
You can pursue college-level knowledge through independent study. This service does not award an accredited degree, transfer credits or a professional license, or guarantee employment. MIT OpenCourseWare offers free materials without credit or certification.
Who guides the learning?
Kevin helps adults and parents use AI to plan and practice learning. Parents lead their children's activities. For specialist subject instruction or formal assessment, include a qualified educator.
What can we do in a session?
Choose a goal, try one activity or work through a learning question. Existing session options and prices are on the booking page. A bespoke curriculum or resource pack is separately scoped and quoted.
Start with one thing you want to learn.
Tell Kevin what interests you and what you want to be able to do next. Choose a focused session for guidance, or discuss a separate project for a learning plan and resources.