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Track 3 · 4 sessions · no prerequisites

AI for school
and university students.

Four sessions on using AI wisely for learning, so AI helps you think rather than doing the thinking for you. Critical thinking, Copilot for studying, fact‑checking in the browser and a first AI project of your own.

2026 edition — sessions completed Online, in Polish Free eIDAS-sealed certificate
Robert Jezierski
Trainer Robert JezierskiMicrosoft Certified Trainer (MCT) · Top 100 MCT worldwide · CloudTeam · WWSI
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What participants say about this track

4.7/5
average rating for this track
  • “informative and interesting, highly recommend!”
    Joanna O. 2026 edition participant
  • “I like the practical knowledge backed up with an example instead of dry theory, and the simple language.”
    Karolina O. 2026 edition participant
  • “The session confirmed a lot of my suspicions about using AI. (…) My questions to AI will definitely be much better now. The knowledge was shared in a really pleasant and easy-to-understand way :D”
    Wiktoria E. 2026 edition participant
  • “Excellent! I wish I had a teacher as good as Mr. Robert.”
    Joanna O. 2026 edition participant

What did this track teach?

Four hands-on sessions that gave you a compass for using AI in your learning while keeping your independence and respecting your own thinking. The finale: a working mini‑project of your own.

01 · Thinking

Thinking for yourself with AI

How to use AI for learning without switching off your own brain: judging the quality of answers, verifying them, thinking critically.

02 · Copilot

Organizing your studies with Copilot

Finding information, organizing notes, presentations, working with data: everyday tasks, done faster and better.

03 · Browser

Checking your sources

Using AI wisely in your browser: searching, comparing sources, fact‑checking, drawing your own conclusions.

04 · Project

Your first AI project

From a rough idea to a working prototype. Participants left the session with something they could show.

Schedule May–June 2026

1st run May 2026 2nd run June 2026 (repeat)
Certificates you earned stay in the portal

Every session was recorded, and the recordings were available to participants throughout the edition. Today, the certificates you earned stay in the AI Heroes portal. Registration for this edition is closed.

T3.1

Critical thinking in the age of AI

This session helps you understand how to use AI for learning without losing your independence, with a focus on judging the quality of answers, verifying them and thinking critically.

1st runMay 18, 2026 · Mon 13:00 CEST 2nd runJune 2, 2026 · Tue 13:00 CEST
T3.2

Copilot for studying

This session shows how Copilot can support learning at school and university: from finding information and organizing notes to preparing presentations and working with data.

1st runMay 19, 2026 · Tue 13:00 CEST 2nd runJune 12, 2026 · Fri 13:00 CEST
T3.3

AI in your browser

A session on using AI wisely in your browser: searching, comparing sources, fact‑checking and drawing your own conclusions.

1st runMay 20, 2026 · Wed 13:00 CEST 2nd runJune 25, 2026 · Thu 11:00 CEST
T3.4

Your first AI project

From an idea to a simple prototype: participants see how to start their own AI project and turn a general idea into a first working solution.

1st runMay 27, 2026 · Wed 13:00 CEST 2nd runJune 26, 2026 · Fri 11:00 CEST
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Special sessions

Special sessions: guests beyond the tracks

Outside the track curriculum, AI Heroes hosted additional sessions led by guests from GitHub and Microsoft. They weren’t required for the certificate, but they were a valuable extra.

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Who was this track for?

For secondary school students, university students in every field of study, and teachers who want to show their students how to use AI wisely.

  • No technical requirements: all you needed was a browser and some curiosity.
  • Most sessions ran in the afternoon (13:00 CEST), so they could fit in after school.
  • Live, in Polish, with Robert Jezierski of CloudTeam and WWSI.
  • To practice what the sessions showed on your own, it helped to have Microsoft 365 with a Copilot license (or the other Microsoft tools used in the track). This was optional, not a requirement.

What did completion earn you?

A digital certificate compliant with the European Digital Credentials for Learning (EDC) standard, bearing a qualified electronic seal (eIDAS). A full-fledged credential for your CV, LinkedIn profile and applications.

  • The AI for School and University Students track certificate, awarded after completing all four sessions.
  • Recordings of every session, available in the portal for as long as the edition ran.
  • Your first AI mini‑project, ready to show in your portfolio.
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