Bhandara, September 20, 2026: An AI & Technology Workshop organized by MBIG was conducted at Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Bhandara, for teachers and teaching staff. The workshop focused on the practical use of Artificial Intelligence, digital tools and emerging technologies in education and daily academic activities.
The workshop was led by MBIG CEO Mr. Shubham Parkhedkar in the presence of Principal Shruti Ohale. The session introduced teachers to practical AI applications that can support lesson planning, content creation, question paper preparation, presentations, worksheets, student activities and academic research.
Teachers Receive Practical AI Training
During the workshop, Mr. Shubham Parkhedkar explained how Artificial Intelligence is increasingly being used as a support tool in education. Teachers were given practical demonstrations of different AI-based applications and were shown how these tools can be incorporated into routine academic work.
The session covered the use of AI for preparing lesson plans based on specific subjects and topics, generating questions and MCQs, developing worksheets and creating ideas for classroom activities.
Rather than focusing only on theoretical concepts, the workshop used practical examples to demonstrate how teachers can apply AI tools to their everyday teaching requirements.
Prompt Writing Takes Centre Stage
A significant part of the workshop focused on Prompt Writing. Teachers were introduced to the importance of providing clear, specific and structured instructions to AI tools.
Parkhedkar demonstrated how information such as the class level, subject, topic, learning objectives, required format and expected output can be included in a prompt.
Teachers were also shown how different prompts can be used to generate lesson plans, multiple-choice questions, worksheets, classroom activities and presentation material.
The session highlighted the importance of refining prompts to obtain more relevant and useful AI-generated educational content.
AI Applications in the Education Sector
The workshop also featured a discussion on the broader role of Artificial Intelligence in education.
Teachers were introduced to possible applications of AI in preparing teaching material, simplifying complex concepts, developing classroom activities, creating presentations and adapting educational content according to students' requirements.
The workshop also stressed the need for teachers to review AI-generated information before using it in classrooms. Accuracy, relevance and suitability for the students' academic level were highlighted as important considerations.
The session presented AI as a supporting technology, while emphasizing the continued importance of teachers in classroom interaction, academic judgment and decision-making.
MBIG AI Introduced During Workshop
MBIG AI was also introduced to the teaching staff during the session.
MBIG CEO Shubham Parkhedkar explained the potential applications of the platform and demonstrated how AI can assist with content generation, information assistance and academic preparation.
Teachers were introduced to prompt-based interaction and were shown examples of how AI platforms can be used for different academic and productivity-related requirements.
The demonstration provided the teaching staff with an opportunity to explore the practical use of AI technology in an educational environment.
Interactive Discussion with Teachers
The workshop included an interactive question-and-answer session in which teachers raised questions about Artificial Intelligence, AI tools, prompt writing and the use of technology in education.
Mr. Shubham Parkhedkar addressed the questions through practical examples and explanations. The discussion helped teachers understand how AI tools can be connected with classroom activities and academic preparation.
The interactive format also allowed teachers to discuss their initial concerns and gain a clearer understanding of the practical aspects of using AI in their daily work.
Principal Shruti Ohale Attends the Session
Principal Shruti Ohale was present during the workshop as teachers and teaching staff participated in the AI and technology session.
The program focused on creating greater awareness about emerging technologies and encouraging educators to explore digital tools for academic work.
The workshop also emphasized that Artificial Intelligence is intended to support teachers rather than replace them. Responsible use of AI can assist educators with preparation and content development, while teachers remain responsible for reviewing and adapting information according to classroom requirements.
Focus on Digital Teaching Skills
The workshop organized by MBIG focused on strengthening the digital teaching skills of educators and introducing them to practical applications of modern AI technology.
As digital tools become increasingly relevant to education, understanding their practical use can help teachers explore new approaches to lesson preparation, content development and classroom activities.
The workshop brought together MBIG CEO Shubham Parkhedkar, Principal Shruti Ohale and the teaching staff of Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Bhandara for a session focused on Artificial Intelligence, digital learning tools and modern teaching practices.
The event concluded with an emphasis on the responsible and practical use of AI in education, with teachers encouraged to explore emerging technologies while maintaining academic accuracy, human supervision and classroom relevance.