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Let’s find the right starting point for your AI work.

Some institutions need a faculty cohort. Others need an AI governance sprint, a student fluency roadmap, or a course review path. Some individuals just want the right certification or report. This page is built to help you start in the right place.

Request an institutional proposal or exploratory conversation.
Ask about faculty cohorts, governance, student fluency, or CourseReady AI.
Book a call to discuss workshops, reports, or speaking opportunities.
Use the scheduler if you already know you want a meeting.
Best for busy leaders

Tell us what you’re trying to solve.

You do not need to know the perfect product name. Start with the problem, audience, timeline, and urgency. Navigate AI can recommend the best fit.

We need faculty AI fluency, but adoption is uneven.
We need practical AI governance, not a 40-page committee memo.
We want student AI fluency across a program or unit.
We want a stronger way to review AI-ready courses.
Choose the path that fits

Navigate AI serves a few different kinds of conversations.

These are the most common starting points. Pick the one that looks closest to your situation, even if it is not exact.

01

Institutional inquiry

Best for campuses, departments, centers, or leadership teams exploring faculty development, student fluency, governance, or course readiness.

Faculty cohorts and certification-based development
AI governance and planning sprints
Student AI fluency roadmaps and implementation support
CourseReady AI reviews and signaling pathways
02

Speaking, workshop, or strategy session

Best for conferences, campus events, leadership retreats, or private sessions that need strong substance and practical direction.

Keynotes and executive briefings
Faculty workshops and implementation sessions
Advisory conversations tied to reports or frameworks
Custom sessions for higher ed or business audiences
03

Individual, Atlas, or resource inquiry

Best for professionals looking at certifications, reports, The Golden Algorithm, or future business-facing offerings.

Individual enrollment in certifications
Questions about reports, frameworks, or downloads
Business or marketing-facing interest
Media, interview, or collaboration inquiries
Send a message

Request a proposal or start a conversation

Tell us the problem, the audience, and what you’re hoping for. We respond within 1–2 business days with a recommendation or a follow-up question.

Helpful detail: Who is the audience, what problem are you trying to solve, your timeline, and whether you're looking for a pilot, workshop, or broader pathway.
Who you’ll be talking to

Founder-led. No account managers.

Every conversation goes to the person who built the frameworks, runs the research, and can actually scope the right engagement.

Dr. Ryan Baltrip
Dr. Ryan Baltrip Founder, Navigate AI · Clinical Assistant Professor, ODU · E.V. Williams Fellow for AI in Teaching & Learning
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Start with the research.

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Other ways to connect

Direct contact

What happens next

What to expect after you reach out.

The goal is to make the next step clear, not complicated.

Will I get a hard sell?

No. The point of the conversation is to understand your context and recommend the right fit. That may be a cohort, a sprint, a workshop, a resource, or simply a better starting point.

Do I need to know exactly what I want?

No. It is completely fine to start with the problem instead of the product. In many cases, the right first step is clarifying scope, audience, and urgency.

Can this start small?

Yes. Many partnerships start with a workshop, pilot cohort, or limited sprint before expanding into broader institutional work.

Can individuals still use this page?

Yes. This page also works for certification questions, speaking requests, media inquiries, report questions, and business or marketing-related interest.

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