Schools · Libraries · Districts · Employers
Every guide, quiz and learning path on AI Understanding is free for individual teachers and learners, forever. A paid license adds the things an institution needs: cohort dashboards, bulk certificates, teacher guides, sign-in by email domain, and a named support contact.
We are a nonprofit. The public library is the mission, so it is never paywalled, metered or rate-limited for teachers and learners. The license pays for the administrative layer around it.
No account required to read. No credit card. No expiry.
Everything above, plus the reporting and administration an institution needs.
Published so you can budget without a sales call. Final pricing depends on seat count, term length and how much onboarding you want, and we discount for Title I schools, rural libraries and small nonprofits.
Per learner
Starting at$3per learner / year (range $3–$8)Best for districts, colleges and employers with a known headcount. The rate drops as seat counts rise.
Per institution
Starting at$2,500per year (range $2,500–$15,000)A flat site license for a single school, library system or company, with unlimited staff accounts.
Pilot
Starting atFree30 days, no card, no obligationRun a real cohort, dashboards included, before anyone signs a purchase order.
Licenses are invoiced annually by Stripe invoice, check or purchase order. Nothing is charged from this page, and no price is final until you have it in writing.
Each course states its audience, objectives, module outcomes and a capstone with required evidence, so it maps cleanly onto an existing scope-and-sequence.
Understand what AI is, how systems learn, where they fail, and how to judge claims without hype.
Capstone: AI claim fact check. Choose one public AI claim and produce a one-page evidence review for a nontechnical reader.
Use AI productively while protecting privacy, checking outputs, and preserving human accountability.
Capstone: Human-in-the-loop workflow. Design and test an AI-assisted workflow for a real recurring task.
Evaluate workplace use cases, run safe pilots, measure value, and communicate changes responsibly.
Capstone: AI pilot proposal. Produce a decision-ready pilot proposal for a real organization.
Analyze AI systems through rights, equity, governance, safety, and public-interest outcomes.
Capstone: Public-interest AI briefing. Publish a sourced briefing on one current AI policy or social-impact question.
Understand language models, retrieval, agents, evaluation, cost, and deployment safeguards through practical system design.
Capstone: AI system design review. Produce an architecture and evaluation plan for a source-grounded AI application.
Learners earn the AI Understanding certificate by passing 50 quizzes at 80% or higher across the curriculum. The certificate is issued as a PDF carrying the learner's name, the issue date and a verification code that anybody can check on our public verification page — so an employer or admissions office can confirm it without contacting us.
Under a license, certificates are issued in bulk from the cohort dashboard rather than one learner at a time, and the roster export records who is issued, who is eligible and who is still working.
Send the form below. You get a written quote, our W-9, and our 501(c)(3) determination letter for procurement.
We create your institution, seat count and admin account, then you invite teachers and learners by email.
The cohort dashboard shows completion, quiz passes and certificate status, and exports to CSV for your SIS or LMS.