Resources
Free, trusted resources
Keep learning between courses with these free resources from the Australian Government. We’ve picked them because they’re reliable, practical and written for everyday Australians.
Hand-picked and reliable
Every link below goes to an official Australian Government website. All are free to use.
Learn about AI
Start here to understand AI and how to use it well.
AI.gov.au
The Australian Government’s central home for practical, trustworthy guidance, tools and resources on using AI.
ai.gov.au
Stay safe online
Protect yourself and your family from scams and online harms.
eSafety Commissioner — Seniors
Advice for older Australians on protecting personal information, avoiding being taken advantage of online, and finding free training.
esafety.gov.au/seniors
Be Connected
Free online courses, developed by eSafety and the Department of Social Services, to build the confidence, skills and online safety of older Australians. Also helps you find free face-to-face help near you.
beconnected.esafety.gov.au
Scamwatch
Learn about the latest scams, including those using AI, and report a scam.
scamwatch.gov.au
For small businesses and community organisations
Guidance for organisations getting started with AI.
National AI Centre (NAIC)
The Australian Government’s lead body helping businesses and not-for-profits adopt AI safely and responsibly. Its Guidance for AI Adoption sets out practical steps and templates, including a “Foundations” guide for organisations new to AI. NAIC’s tools and resources are now published through AI.gov.au.
ai.gov.au · industry.gov.au
These links are to independent Australian Government websites. Teach Me AI is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Australian Government.
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