What we have done

What we have put out since we started, and where each of the numbers comes from. All of it was checked in September 2026.

310
members
165
posts written
2,800
readers a week
6
workshops run

Where each number comes from

310 members
Completed entries on our membership form.
165 posts
Everything members have posted to the forum since we started, including items now archived or unlisted.
2,800 readers a week
Unique visitors to the forum and journal in Vercel Analytics, averaged over eight weeks.
49 papers
Papers currently listed in the journal, across 12 research categories.
23 guides
Guides written by the team and hosted as PDFs on the resources page.
6 workshops, 140 attendees
Sign-in sheets from each session.

What that adds up to

49
papers in the journal
Across 12 research categories, all free to read.
23
research guides
Written by us, covering everything from finding a question to getting free GPU time.
140
people taught
Across six free sessions for senior citizens.

How we got here

  1. March 2026

    The site goes up

  2. April 2026

    The first guides

  3. May 2026

    The forum opens

  4. June 2026

    First AI literacy workshop

  5. July 2026

    The journal passes forty papers

  6. September 2026

    The teacher survey opens

Research we are collecting ourselves

Teacher Survey: Opinions on AI

We are asking middle school, high school and undergraduate instructors what they make of AI in classrooms, how much they use it themselves, and what they wish someone had explained to them earlier.

Open in Google Forms

Middle school, high school, and undergraduate teachers. Anonymous, under 5 minutes.

AI Literacy Workshop: Exit Survey

Note: this survey is only provided to those who have attended our workshops. It informs us how we are doing, and lets us gauge how familiar senior citizens are with AI. Soon, we will release the results from this survey.

Workshop attendees. On paper, 6 questions.

The write-up

All of the above, typeset properly and in one document. This is what we send to anyone who asks what SAIRC is.

Open the report as a PDF

If you want to help

We are always short of people to read submissions, write guides and help run workshops. Email sairc.support@gmail.com and say which one interests you.