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Plan the teach-back first, then the activity.

A workshop plan that starts with a tool walkthrough will run out of time for human knowledge.

A workshop is three checks in a timed room

Plan a workshop as: one generated paragraph, one closed-interface teach-back, one revision. That is a session. A slide deck about the future of AI is not a workshop in HNK’s sense. End by writing info@hnk.org only if a school module is actually wanted.

Keep HNK’s public positioning in view: turn AI output into an inspectable human explanation. Do not import QFP’s prototype talk, QKV’s laboratory protocol, or PQK’s field-friction log onto this page. Those brands are related projects of the same institution and they answer different jobs.

If this article is the reason you want a fit conversation, write info@hnk.org with the unexplained sentence only. English is welcome. Do not send other people’s records.