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AI for Educators

Honest classroom practice for an AI-rich world.

A concise, practical course for teachers and curriculum designers: lighten preparation, teach honest AI use, redesign assignments, assess real learning, and protect student data.

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LevelOpen
FormatSelf-paced
Commitment6 modules · ~4 hours
StatusEnrollment open

The course

“Honest classroom practice for an AI-rich world.”

School and university teachers, curriculum designers, and training leads. Every module is organized around applied evidence rather than passive completion.

Curriculum / 06 modules

From first question
to working outcome.

01The classroom under AI+

What changed, what did not, and the conversation worth having with students.

Lessons
  1. What AI changes
  2. A minimum LLM foundation
  3. Setting expectations
Field artifactStart-of-term AI conversation script
02AI as your teaching assistant+

Planning, differentiation, feedback, examples, and quiz banks.

Lessons
  1. Planning lessons
  2. Differentiating tasks
  3. Feedback without losing your voice
Field artifactTeaching prompt library
03Teaching students to use AI well+

Critical use, citation, honesty, and recognizing when AI short-circuits learning.

Lessons
  1. Questioning AI output
  2. Citation and honesty
  3. Help versus shortcut
Field artifactAge-banded student AI guide
04Assignments that hold up+

Process-aware work that still requires the learner’s own thinking.

Lessons
  1. Fragile versus resilient tasks
  2. Making thinking visible
  3. Worked redesigns
Field artifactAssignment-redesign framework
05Assessment and integrity+

Rubrics, oral defenses, evidence of process, and the limits of AI detectors.

Lessons
  1. Why detectors fail
  2. Process-aware rubrics
  3. Evidence of learning
Field artifactRubrics and oral-defense bank
06Policy, equity, and student data+

Classroom policy, privacy, access, and communication with families.

Lessons
  1. Writing policy
  2. Student-data boundaries
  3. Equity and communication
Field artifactClass AI policy and parent templates

What changes

You leave able to own the whole engagement.

  1. 01Use AI to plan and differentiate
  2. 02Teach critical and honest AI use
  3. 03Design resilient assignments
  4. 04Assess learning with process-aware methods
  5. 05Write a clear classroom AI policy

Who it is for

Strong builders moving closer to the problem.

School and university teachers, curriculum designers, and training leads.

Before you begin

  • An active teaching or curriculum role

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