Classroom use, AI safety, privacy, recognition, and pricing.
Triple AI Certification is an online learning program that teaches students how to use artificial intelligence safely, think critically, and develop practical life skills.
Students earn certifications as they complete interactive missions focused on AI Ready, Full Power, and Money Smart.
Interactive demos and course previews are live today. The full Course 1–5 module ladder continues to expand with teacher-approved releases.
Triple AI Certification is for children, adults, and seniors. Schools often use it with students; families and individual learners can buy an annual license too. Lessons can be completed independently, in class, or as homework.
No. Triple AI is designed to complement classroom learning.
Teachers decide how they want to use it: independent practice, small groups, centers, whole-class instruction, homework, or after-school programs. Students learn at their own pace.
No. Students can complete lessons independently. Schools may also incorporate lessons into classroom instruction. Teachers can view student progress and completion.
Most missions take approximately 10–20 minutes. Students can pause and continue later.
Triple AI connects to approved large language models while applying age-appropriate safety guidance and structured learning experiences.
Students interact through guided activities rather than unrestricted AI exploration. Schools can prefer tools already approved in their district (for example Gemini on Chromebooks, Claude, or open-source options) when live AI is enabled. See Security for provider flexibility.
Students are encouraged to explore age-appropriate topics while learning responsible AI use.
The curriculum teaches what is appropriate to ask AI, what information should never be shared, and how to think critically about AI responses.
Student progress is stored so schools can track learning. Schools can also retrieve prompt history when needed for safety, support, or review.
Triple AI provides structured learning experiences and safety guidance. Teachers and schools maintain oversight of student use within their own learning environment.
No. Parents are not required to create an account for students to participate through their school.
Schools decide whether parent access is enabled. Students are encouraged throughout the program to discuss important topics, goals, and decisions with a trusted adult.
A trusted adult may be a parent, guardian, grandparent, teacher, counselor, or other caring adult. Many lessons encourage students to talk with a trusted adult before making important decisions.
Students earn badges as they complete missions and certifications, and they can enter sponsor awards.
Schools may also celebrate those wins through recognition boards, a Students Hall of Fame, morning announcements, certificates, classroom celebrations, or assemblies. The Students Hall of Fame is not a social network: no likes, followers, or public feeds.
Yes. Schools can enable a Students Hall of Fame so classmates can see who earned certifications.
Schools control what information is displayed (for example first name + last initial and course level). No personal information beyond what the school chooses to share is displayed.
Yes. Students can enter sponsor awards, and schools may invite community organizations or local businesses to sponsor recognition. Recognition programs are always managed by the school.
No. Students also develop lifelong skills such as critical thinking, digital citizenship, goal setting, financial literacy, healthy habits, decision making, and responsible technology use. AI becomes the tool students use to practice these skills.
Lessons are designed to support digital literacy, critical thinking, responsible technology use, and career readiness while complementing existing classroom instruction.
Students complete interactive missions that include learning, guided examples, AI practice, reflection, and quick checks. Each certification concludes with a digital badge and certificate.
Only the information needed to provide the learning experience and track progress. Triple AI is designed with student privacy as a priority. Students sign in with teacher-issued usernames — they do not need a personal email address.
Schools can choose to retain prompt history for educational, safety, and support purposes. This provides transparency for administrators and educators.
Licenses are per learner, per year — $50 unlocks all three programs (AI Ready, Full Power, and Money Smart) across Course 1–5. Schools can buy seats for a classroom, grade band, or whole district on the Pricing page, or request a purchase-order quote. Families and individual learners can buy an annual license.
Go to Pricing & Purchase on this site to buy school seats or an individual license online. Prefer a purchase order? Use Request a Demo and note that you need a quote.
