Teacher AI Workshops
Half-day and full-day professional development for faculty, departments or whole districts.
- Lesson plans, quizzes and differentiation, hands on
- Responsible use and student privacy
- Every teacher leaves with ready-to-use materials
AI training and tools for Louisiana educators
Bayou Teach runs hands-on AI workshops for schools and builds simple, safe tools teachers actually use, so planning, grading prep and parent emails take minutes instead of evenings.
Answer key and explanations included. Ready to print in under a minute.
We're partnering with a small group of Louisiana schools for a pilot this school year. Founding schools get special pricing and a direct say in how Tangi Teacher grows.
What we do
Most AI training is a slideshow and a list of websites. Ours puts the tools in teachers' hands and has them build real lessons before they leave the room.
Half-day and full-day professional development for faculty, departments or whole districts.
A one-stop AI toolbox built for Louisiana classrooms, included with every workshop.
Tools built around how your school or program actually works.
Tangi Teacher, by Bayou Teach
Pick a tool, choose the grade and topic, and get something you can use today. Change it in one tap: easier, harder, shorter, more examples or in Spanish.
Watch the 60-second demo
How it works
A short call to learn your grade levels, subjects, AI policy and what's eating up your teachers' time.
Teachers use the tools on their own lessons, with time to practice and ask questions. No one gets left behind.
Access to Tangi Teacher, quick-start guides and follow-up support so the skills stick after the training day.
Packages
Every package is shaped around your teachers, grade levels and AI policy. Not sure which fits? Book a quick call and we'll figure it out together.
Funding tip: many schools pay for teacher training with federal Title II-A professional development funds, and for classroom technology with Title IV-A funds. Ask your federal programs coordinator, and we're happy to help with the paperwork.
What educators say
Responsible AI
AI should support teachers' judgment, never replace it. Every workshop and tool follows these rules.
About the founder
Bayou Teach was founded by Casey Jones, an educator in Hammond, Louisiana who has taught young adults in a federally funded workforce development program since 2016, preparing them for the HiSET, college and careers.
After building AI tools that cut hours of paperwork for a workforce program team, Casey started Bayou Teach to bring the same results to every classroom. Casey is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and is completing an MBA at UMass Boston.
Free download
Copy, paste and fill in the blanks. Ready-made prompts for lesson planning, LEAP-style practice, differentiation, parent emails and more. Works with any AI tool.
Get started
Tell us a little about your school or organization and we'll follow up to set up a call.
Questions
No. Workshops start from zero and move at the group's pace. Teachers who already use AI pick up new ways to save time.
Yes. The tools are designed so teachers never need to enter student names or personal information, and every workshop covers what not to share with AI.
No. AI makes a first draft. Teachers review it, change it and make the final call. The goal is less time on paperwork and more time with students.
Yes. Workshops can be run for a single department, one school or several schools at once. Reach out and we'll put together a plan and quote.
Many schools use federal Title II-A funds for professional development and Title IV-A funds for technology. We can invoice your school or district directly and help with the documentation your federal programs office needs.
Yes. We're glad to review and sign your district's student data privacy agreement. See our Privacy and Data page for how we handle information.
Yes. Bayou Teach also builds custom AI tools for workforce development, adult education and nonprofit programs.