AI Faculty Breakroom:
A free community for educators thinking carefully about AI.
There are two kinds of AI conversations happening in education right now.
The first is loud. It is about adoption rates, tool lists, and whether teachers are "keeping up." It is not designed for educators who care about learning.
The second is quieter. It is the conversation teachers have in break rooms, in DMs, in faculty meetings that go off-script — the one that asks whether any of this is actually good for students and for teaching.
That is the conversation the AI Faculty Break Room is for.
WHAT IT IS
A free community on Skool for K–12 and higher education educators who want to think carefully about AI with the kind of principled clarity that comes from talking it through with people who share your values.
Inside the community:
Discussion threads around real classroom questions and decisions
Early access to Kristina's resources, videos, and frameworks
A space to share what is working and what is not, without judgment
Connections with educators across grade levels, disciplines, and institutions
It is free. It will remain free. The community is the foundation — everything else is built on top of it.
WHO IT IS FOR
You belong here if you are a teacher, professor, curriculum coordinator, instructional coach, or school leader who is genuinely trying to figure out the AI question (not just comply with whatever your institution decides), but actually understand it and make good decisions for the students in your care.
You do not have to be pro-AI or anti-AI to join. You just have to be thoughtful.
WHAT COMES NEXT
The paid membership is coming
Calm AI Office Hours launches within 90 days. It includes five self-paced courses (one per book in the series), a monthly live Q&A with Kristina, and private channels for deeper work.
Members of the free AI Faculty Break Room get first access and a founding member rate.
