The free in-person workshop by the Hopp Foundation shows you which AI tool works for which task. After the introduction, you'll cover risks and then move on to prompting—giving good instructions to the model. You'll practice this with everyday teaching tasks, from brainstorming with ChatGPT to creating a podcast with NotebookLM. Five hours of practice in Weinheim.
AI in Everyday Teaching: Tools and Prompts Overview
Start and Duration
The workshop lasts 5 hours.
It takes place in person at the Hopp Foundation's seminar rooms in Weinheim.
Dates are available in the provider's registration area.
Funding
The workshop is free, so no funding is needed.
Target Group
Teachers of all school types.
Level according to the provider: Basics.
Only teachers and school leaders from public or non-profit schools in the EU and EEA may participate.
Admission Requirements
You need your own device, ideally an iPad or laptop.
Loaner devices are available according to the provider.
Certificate
The course page does not mention a degree or certificate.
Language
The workshop is held in German.
About this online course
Basic information
The workshop starts with an introduction to artificial intelligence. Then you'll look at selected AI tools and clarify which tool fits which task. The risks of working with AI tools will also be discussed.
The second part is about prompting. A classic chatbot like ChatGPT is well suited for brainstorming. Podcasts, on the other hand, are better created with NotebookLM. This very distinction makes the difference in everyday use.
Prompting is not a simple skill. For a truly good result, you need to formulate very precisely. The workshop practices this using concrete tasks from everyday teaching.
No prior experience with AI is required. You should bring your own device; loaner devices are available if needed.
At five hours, this is the most comprehensive AI workshop in the program. Honestly, I think the length is appropriate – you don't learn prompting in an hour.
Contents:
Introduction to artificial intelligence
Overview of selected AI tools
Which tool is suitable for which task
Risks when working with AI tools
Basics of prompting
Chatbots like ChatGPT for brainstorming
NotebookLM for creating podcasts
Precise formulation of instructions to the model
Applying to everyday classroom tasks
Practical exercises on your own device
Who offers this course?
The Hopp Foundation for Computer Literacy & Informatics gGmbH is a non-profit foundation based in Weinheim. It promotes computer science and media education in schools and offers teachers free continuing education courses. The in-person workshops take place in the foundation's own seminar rooms in Weinheim. According to the provider, only teachers and school leaders from public or non-profit schools in the EU and the EEA may participate.
Hopp Foundation contact information
Address: Weinheim
AI in Everyday Teaching: Tools and Prompts Pricing
Prices updated in September 2026
In-person in Weinheim
0,00 €
The workshop offering from the Hopp Foundation is free of charge according to the provider.
