AutoEDU Educator Track. Built for teaching environments, not generic business hype.
This track is being built specifically for teachers, professors, instructors, and homeschool parents who want practical AI support without turning the learning experience into chaos.
It is not open yet, and there are no dates announced. The structure is simple: a separate free monthly meetup plus 2 monthly workshops for educator-focused use cases.
Who this is for
- Teachers
- Professors
- Instructors
- Homeschool parents
The goal is practical educator usefulness: better prep, cleaner materials, smarter support, and less wasted time.
Planned structure
A simple educator-first path
This page is intentionally generic for now. It describes the track honestly without inventing dates or pretending enrollment is live.
Coming soon
Free monthly meetup
A low-pressure starting point for educators who want practical AI examples, live Q&A, and a clearer view of what belongs in the classroom or learning environment.
Coming soon
Workshop 1
A hands-on monthly workshop focused on getting one useful educator workflow running without drowning in tools or theory.
Coming soon
Workshop 2
A follow-on monthly workshop focused on strengthening the workflow, saving time, and making the system more usable in real teaching situations.
What this track will emphasize
- Practical classroom and learning-environment use cases
- A safer, simpler path than random tool chasing
- Monthly rhythm instead of one giant overwhelming course dump
What is true right now
- The current adult-professional meetup and 3-workshop ladder is still the live path
- Educator Track is a separate offering, not just alternate copy
- Dates are not announced yet, so this page keeps the promise honest
Educator leadership
Jamie Mitchell is leading the educator side.
Jamie Mitchell leads the Educator Edition of AutoEDU.ai and serves as Director of the AutoEDU Foundation non-profit. She holds a master's in education from WGU, taught 10 years in elementary education, is gifted endorsed, and most recently works at West Navarre Intermediate School in Santa Rosa County District Schools.
She is transitioning into the businesses full time at the end of the current school year next month, which is exactly why this track is being shaped around real educator needs instead of generic AI marketing.