
Learn what matters. Build something real.
For parents comparing programs and teens ready to try AI, these resources turn broad questions into a useful next step.
Representative imageFor parents choosing a program
See what a class teaches, what support it offers, and what a student can show at the end.

How to choose an after-school technology program
A practical way to compare formats, instructors, safety, cost, and what students actually make.
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AI classes for teens: what to look for
Compare live classes, self-paced courses, camps, and tutoring by the kind of learning they provide.
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After-school program checklist
Bring the same six questions to every program conversation. Add notes and print a copy.
Open resource ↗For teens who want to build
Start with a small problem, make a first version, and learn to test and improve it.

AI project ideas for teens
Eight small projects with a user, a first version, and a way to check if they work.
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AI project planner
Choose an interest and a time frame. Leave with a clear starting plan you can print.
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Learn AI for teens
A five-step path from a real problem to a responsibly shared first project.
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