Municipal AI-literacy programmes for councils and libraries · MyLeoNes™ AI Academy
AI literacy for councils, libraries and public bodies, from €12 per participant per hour. Open sessions, programmes split across schools, libraries and parishes, and training for municipal staff — with participation figures you can report.
A visible digital-literacy initiative that reaches young people, families, older residents and the council’s own teams.
Includes
- Digital literacy
- Libraries
- Community centres
- Digital inclusion
- Young people, families, older residents and staff
- Local innovation and municipal programmes
Prices and proposals
Councils, libraries and public bodies — €8 per participant / hour. Minimum 40 participants across the whole programme, which can be split between groups, schools, libraries, parishes or open sessions.
- 3h — open AI-literacy session
- 8h — short cycle in a library or public space
- 20h — community programme
- 60h — full municipal programme
40 participants × 20h × €8 = €6,400
Results
- the council launches a visible AI-literacy initiative
- libraries and public spaces gain educational programming
- young people, families and older residents gain digital confidence
- local teams end up with a shared language about AI
- optional final report, public showcase or certificate of attendance
Three hours, minute by minute
The shortest course we run, from the door to the finished piece. Longer programmes are this shape repeated, not this shape stretched.
- 0h00 — Hands on the tool: No lecture. Everyone makes something in the first fifteen minutes — usually something bad, on purpose, because that is what the next hour is for.
- 0h45 — Why it came out like that: What the model actually did, where it invented, and how the question changes the answer. This is the part that stays with people.
- 1h30 — Make it again, properly: The same idea, asked well. Side by side with the first attempt, so the difference is not explained — it is seen.
- 2h30 — Show it: Everyone presents what they made, in one minute each. Nobody leaves with notes; everybody leaves with a finished piece.
What comes out of a session
These are examples we made ourselves to show the kind of thing a session produces. They are not the work of real participants — the Academy has not run its programmes yet. The day it has, these are replaced by real projects, with permission, and we will say whose they are.
- A poster for the village festival — Example
- An illustrated map of the parish — Example
Safety and responsibility
- Age-appropriate content, band by band
- Supervised projects, always
- Nothing made public without authorisation
- No behavioural advertising, anywhere
- Personal data handled with care and minimised
- Critical thinking before tooling
- Responsible and creative use of AI
- For companies: confidentiality, human validation, and the limits of the tool stated plainly
Keep exploring
Other languages
Loading MyLeoNes™…