GenAI in Education
Events
The AI Buffet
A hands-on AI event presented by
the Rocky Mountain AI Interest Group.
Saturday. November 8th, 2025
CU Boulder Aeropsace Engineering Building
GenAI in Education
Events
The AI Buffet
A hands-on AI event presented by
the Rocky Mountain AI Interest Group.
Saturday. November 8th, 2025
CU Boulder Aeropsace Engineering Building
GenAI in Education
Events
The AI Buffet
A hands-on AI event presented by
the Rocky Mountain AI Interest Group.
Saturday. November 8th, 2025
CU Boulder Aeropsace Engineering Building
GenAI in Education
Events
The AI Buffet
A hands-on AI event presented by
the Rocky Mountain AI Interest Group.
Saturday. November 8th, 2025
CU Boulder Aeropsace Engineering Building
AI Robotics
Build and program robots.
Video Creation
Create with AI Tools
App & Web Building
Hands-on workshops.
AI Robotics
Build and program robots.
Video Creation
Create with AI Tools
App & Web Building
Hands-on workshops.
AI Robotics
Build and program robots.
Video Creation
Create with AI Tools
App & Web Building
Hands-on workshops.
AI Robotics
Build and program robots.
Video Creation
Create with AI Tools
App & Web Building
Hands-on workshops.
The AI Buffet is an initiative of the RMAIIG Education Sub-group. It brings K-12 students, parents, teachers, mentors, and community members together for immersive, hands-on AI experiences.
Partnered with CU Boulder’s badging team, attendees can earn digital credentials and micro-badges by taking part in activities and micro-trainings.
The AI Buffet is an initiative of the RMAIIG Education Sub-group. It brings K-12 students, parents, teachers, mentors, and community members together for immersive, hands-on AI experiences.
Partnered with CU Boulder’s badging team, attendees can earn digital credentials and micro-badges by taking part in activities and micro-trainings.
The AI Buffet is an initiative of the RMAIIG Education Sub-group. It brings K-12 students, parents, teachers, mentors, and community members together for immersive, hands-on AI experiences.
Partnered with CU Boulder’s badging team, attendees can earn digital credentials and micro-badges by taking part in activities and micro-trainings.
The AI Buffet is an initiative of the RMAIIG Education Sub-group. It brings K-12 students, parents, teachers, mentors, and community members together for immersive, hands-on AI experiences.
Partnered with CU Boulder’s badging team, attendees can earn digital credentials and micro-badges by taking part in activities and micro-trainings.
Why attend?
Get fully hands-on with AI robotics, creative tech, and peer learning, guided by CU students, faculty, and local mentors.
Inclusive for all.
K-12 students, teachers, and mentors have first-priority RSVP, but all community members are welcome to participate and learn.
Earn credentials.
Complete micro-trainings and activities for digital badges tied to CU Boulder’s credentialing program.
Why attend?
Get fully hands-on with AI robotics, creative tech, and peer learning, guided by CU students, faculty, and local mentors.
Inclusive for all.
K-12 students, teachers, and mentors have first-priority RSVP, but all community members are welcome to participate and learn.
Earn credentials.
Complete micro-trainings and activities for digital badges tied to CU Boulder’s credentialing program.
Why attend?
Get fully hands-on with AI robotics, creative tech, and peer learning, guided by CU students, faculty, and local mentors.
Inclusive for all.
K-12 students, teachers, and mentors have first-priority RSVP, but all community members are welcome to participate and learn.
Earn credentials.
Complete micro-trainings and activities for digital badges tied to CU Boulder’s credentialing program.
Why attend?
Get fully hands-on with AI robotics, creative tech, and peer learning, guided by CU students, faculty, and local mentors.
Inclusive for all.
K-12 students, teachers, and mentors have first-priority RSVP, but all community members are welcome to participate and learn.
Earn credentials.
Complete micro-trainings and activities for digital badges tied to CU Boulder’s credentialing program.
Get Involved
Use the links below for sign-ups.
K-12 students, teachers, and mentors have first-priority RSVP.
Questions? Contact Bobby Hodgkinson at
hodgkinr@colorado.edu
Parking Directions
Please see
https://rmaiig.org/parking
for detailed instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this event for?
The AI Buffet is open to everyone curious about artificial intelligence — especially K–12 students, teachers, parents, and mentors. College students, faculty, and community members are also encouraged to participate. Our goal is to make AI learning approachable, hands-on, and fun for all ages and backgrounds.
What’s the format?
Think of it like a science fair meets a tech playground. The CU Aerospace building will be filled with stations where participants can learn by doing, exploring AI robotics, app and website building, creative media tools, and more. You’ll get to move between stations, try things out, and talk directly with the students, faculty, and mentors leading each activity.
Do I need to know anything about AI beforehand?
Not at all! The AI Buffet is designed for every level of experience, from total beginners to advanced learners. Each station is structured to meet you where you are, you can watch, participate, ask questions, or dive right in.
Is there a cost to attend?
No! The AI Buffet is free and open to the public. We just ask that participants RSVP so we can plan space and materials accordingly.
How do I sign up?
A tiered RSVP process will open soon. K–12 students, teachers, and mentors will get first priority, followed by general community members. Keep an eye on the event page for details.
Will I get any kind of certificate or credit?
We’d love that! Reach out through the Volunteer/Showcase Interest Form on the event page, and we’ll follow up to learn more about your project.
Who’s running the event?
The AI Buffet is an initiative of the Rocky Mountain AI Interest Group (RMAIIG), hosted at CU Boulder. It’s made possible through collaboration among CU students, faculty, and local mentors who are passionate about sharing the excitement of AI with the community.
What if I want to showcase my own AI project?
We’d love that! Reach out through the Volunteer/Showcase Interest Form on the event page, and we’ll follow up to learn more about your project.
Get Involved
Use the links below for sign-ups.
K-12 students, teachers, and mentors have first-priority RSVP.
Questions? Contact Bobby Hodgkinson at
hodgkinr@colorado.edu
Parking Directions
Please see
https://rmaiig.org/parking
for detailed instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this event for?
The AI Buffet is open to everyone curious about artificial intelligence — especially K–12 students, teachers, parents, and mentors. College students, faculty, and community members are also encouraged to participate. Our goal is to make AI learning approachable, hands-on, and fun for all ages and backgrounds.
What’s the format?
Think of it like a science fair meets a tech playground. The CU Aerospace building will be filled with stations where participants can learn by doing, exploring AI robotics, app and website building, creative media tools, and more. You’ll get to move between stations, try things out, and talk directly with the students, faculty, and mentors leading each activity.
Do I need to know anything about AI beforehand?
Not at all! The AI Buffet is designed for every level of experience, from total beginners to advanced learners. Each station is structured to meet you where you are, you can watch, participate, ask questions, or dive right in.
Is there a cost to attend?
No! The AI Buffet is free and open to the public. We just ask that participants RSVP so we can plan space and materials accordingly.
How do I sign up?
A tiered RSVP process will open soon. K–12 students, teachers, and mentors will get first priority, followed by general community members. Keep an eye on the event page for details.
Will I get any kind of certificate or credit?
We’d love that! Reach out through the Volunteer/Showcase Interest Form on the event page, and we’ll follow up to learn more about your project.
Who’s running the event?
The AI Buffet is an initiative of the Rocky Mountain AI Interest Group (RMAIIG), hosted at CU Boulder. It’s made possible through collaboration among CU students, faculty, and local mentors who are passionate about sharing the excitement of AI with the community.
What if I want to showcase my own AI project?
We’d love that! Reach out through the Volunteer/Showcase Interest Form on the event page, and we’ll follow up to learn more about your project.
Get Involved
Use the links below for sign-ups.
K-12 students, teachers, and mentors have first-priority RSVP.
Questions? Contact Bobby Hodgkinson at
hodgkinr@colorado.edu
Parking Directions
Please see
https://rmaiig.org/parking
for detailed instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this event for?
The AI Buffet is open to everyone curious about artificial intelligence — especially K–12 students, teachers, parents, and mentors. College students, faculty, and community members are also encouraged to participate. Our goal is to make AI learning approachable, hands-on, and fun for all ages and backgrounds.
What’s the format?
Think of it like a science fair meets a tech playground. The CU Aerospace building will be filled with stations where participants can learn by doing, exploring AI robotics, app and website building, creative media tools, and more. You’ll get to move between stations, try things out, and talk directly with the students, faculty, and mentors leading each activity.
Do I need to know anything about AI beforehand?
Not at all! The AI Buffet is designed for every level of experience, from total beginners to advanced learners. Each station is structured to meet you where you are, you can watch, participate, ask questions, or dive right in.
Is there a cost to attend?
No! The AI Buffet is free and open to the public. We just ask that participants RSVP so we can plan space and materials accordingly.
How do I sign up?
A tiered RSVP process will open soon. K–12 students, teachers, and mentors will get first priority, followed by general community members. Keep an eye on the event page for details.
Will I get any kind of certificate or credit?
We’d love that! Reach out through the Volunteer/Showcase Interest Form on the event page, and we’ll follow up to learn more about your project.
Who’s running the event?
The AI Buffet is an initiative of the Rocky Mountain AI Interest Group (RMAIIG), hosted at CU Boulder. It’s made possible through collaboration among CU students, faculty, and local mentors who are passionate about sharing the excitement of AI with the community.
What if I want to showcase my own AI project?
We’d love that! Reach out through the Volunteer/Showcase Interest Form on the event page, and we’ll follow up to learn more about your project.
Get Involved
Priority for K-12 students, teachers, and mentors.
RSVP now or join us on Meetup for updates.
Priority for K-12 students, teachers, and mentors.
RSVP now or join us on Meetup for updates.
Parking Directions
Please see
https://rmaiig.org/parking
for detailed instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this event for?
The AI Buffet is open to everyone curious about artificial intelligence — especially K–12 students, teachers, parents, and mentors. College students, faculty, and community members are also encouraged to participate. Our goal is to make AI learning approachable, hands-on, and fun for all ages and backgrounds.
What’s the format?
Think of it like a science fair meets a tech playground. The CU Aerospace building will be filled with stations where participants can learn by doing, exploring AI robotics, app and website building, creative media tools, and more. You’ll get to move between stations, try things out, and talk directly with the students, faculty, and mentors leading each activity.
Do I need to know anything about AI beforehand?
Not at all! The AI Buffet is designed for every level of experience, from total beginners to advanced learners. Each station is structured to meet you where you are, you can watch, participate, ask questions, or dive right in.
Is there a cost to attend?
No! The AI Buffet is free and open to the public. We just ask that participants RSVP so we can plan space and materials accordingly.
How do I sign up?
A tiered RSVP process will open soon. K–12 students, teachers, and mentors will get first priority, followed by general community members. Keep an eye on the event page for details.
Will I get any kind of certificate or credit?
We’d love that! Reach out through the Volunteer/Showcase Interest Form on the event page, and we’ll follow up to learn more about your project.
Who’s running the event?
The AI Buffet is an initiative of the Rocky Mountain AI Interest Group (RMAIIG), hosted at CU Boulder. It’s made possible through collaboration among CU students, faculty, and local mentors who are passionate about sharing the excitement of AI with the community.
What if I want to showcase my own AI project?
We’d love that! Reach out through the Volunteer/Showcase Interest Form on the event page, and we’ll follow up to learn more about your project.