60-minute guide for parents to navigating the new digital world in your family

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming part of everyday family life, from school assignments and learning apps to social media, entertainment, and online content. Many parents and guardians are left wondering how to keep up, how to protect their children, and how to ensure AI is used in ways that genuinely support learning and wellbeing.

This 60-minute workshop for parents and guardians is designed to provide clear, practical, and balanced guidance on navigating the digital world of AI within the family. The session focuses on real-world use, ethical considerations, and digital safety, without fear-based messaging or technical complexity.

Rather than positioning AI as something to be avoided, this workshop helps families understand how AI can be used thoughtfully, safely, and responsibly, both at home and in school settings.

What You will Learn

1) AI in the Home and Schools

How children are currently using AI for learning and everyday tasks
The role of AI as a support tool rather than a replacement for thinking or creativity
Understanding AI as an opportunity, not a threat

2) Live Demonstration: Ethical Use of AI

A real-time demonstration of AI used as a supportive “personal tutor”
How parents can guide children to use AI responsibly for learning
Encouraging critical thinking and good digital habits

3) Recognising the Red Flags

A parent-friendly guide to the three biggest AI-related risks
Understanding deepfakes and manipulated content
Misinformation, privacy, and safe digital boundaries

Who Should Attend

Parents and guardians of primary and secondary school students
Families wanting practical, everyday guidance on AI and digital safety
No technical or AI background required

Important Notes

This is a practical, discussion-led session
Content is designed for adults (parents/guardians)
Participants are encouraged to bring questions and real-life scenarios

Refund and Cancellation Policy

Participant cancellation windows

14 or more calendar days before the scheduled session: Transfer to another available WA AI Hub session or course credit, less any non-recoverable third-party platform fee. Refunds may be offered less an administration fee at WA AI Hub’s discretion.

7-13 calendar days before the scheduled session: Transfer or credit only, subject to availability. No cash refund for change-of-mind cancellation.

Less than 7 calendar days before the scheduled session: No refund, no credit and no transfer for change-of-mind cancellation. WA AI Hub may consider exceptional circumstances at its discretion.

No-show or partial attendance: No refund, no credit and no transfer, except where required by Australian Consumer Law.

Substitutions

Participant substitutions are allowed up to 24 hours before the session if the substitute meets eligibility requirements and WA AI Hub receives the updated attendee details in writing.

Organiser cancellation, rescheduling or major change

If WA AI Hub cancels a session, cannot deliver the session, or makes a major change to the time, delivery mode or core advertised content, participants will be offered a reasonable remedy such as transfer, credit or refund, consistent with Australian Consumer Law.

Australian Consumer Law statement

Our services come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. If a service fails to meet a consumer guarantee, participants may be entitled to a remedy depending on the circumstances. This policy does not limit those rights.

Platform fees

Ticketing platform fees and payment processing fees may be non-refundable where those fees are charged and retained by the platform, except where law or the relevant platform rules require otherwise.

How to request a cancellation, transfer or remedy

Email Junita junita@wahub.ai (08) 6156 4865 with the participant name, session title, booking reference, requested outcome and reason for the request.

Recommended acceptance wording

By registering, participants acknowledge the refund and cancellation policy and understand that statutory rights under Australian Consumer Law continue to apply.

Contact the host of AI and Our Families