Artificial Intelligence for Educators
Whether you’re high-tech, low-tech, or no-tech, you’ve certainly had some kind of interaction with artificial intelligence (AI). In this course, you’ll discover how Generative AI has evolved, explore practical applications of AI in education, and learn how to navigate AI tools responsibly and ethically. You’ll see how you can integrate AI tools into teaching practices to enhance student success and streamline workload management.
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Learning Objectives
- Recall how Artificial Intelligence (AI) was developed and how it works today
- Assess and list the top priorities schools and districts should focus on when it comes to AI
- Develop actionable strategies for schools and districts to ensure responsible AI use
- Demonstrate how you can elicit more accurate responses when prompting AI systems
- Investigate how AI technologies are transforming education
- Evaluate and implement changes in classroom dynamics
Specs
| Intended Audience | K-12 Staff |
| Languages | English (US), Spanish (US), Spanish (European), Spanish (Mexican), French (Canada), French (European), Arabic, Chinese (Simplified Mandarin), Chinese (Traditional Mandarin), Filipino Tagalog, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazilian), Portuguese (European, Russian, Thai, Vietnamese |
| Accessibility | Audio, Video, Interactive Transcript, Closed Captions |
| Course Features | Interactive Modules, Knowledge-Checks, Assessment |
Key Questions
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the ability of computer systems to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as reasoning, decision-making, and problem-solving. AI enables machines to analyze data, learn from it, and improve over time, allowing them to carry out complex tasks like language understanding, image recognition, and more. AI aims to replicate human cognitive functions in machines to enhance automation and decision-making capabilities.
What is digital citizenship?Digital citizenship refers to the responsible use of technology and online platforms, including social media, messaging, and AI. It encompasses behaviors like online safety, ethical technology use, and respectful communication. As technology becomes more integrated into daily life, digital citizenship offers a framework for teaching responsible digital engagement. For schools and districts, it provides a foundation for preparing students and staff to navigate the digital world safely and respectfully.
Why is it important for educators to effectively prompt AI to support integration into teaching and learning?Effectively prompting AI in the classroom allows educators to gather valuable insights on best practices for lesson planning. By using AI to assist in planning, creating, and expanding lesson plans, teachers can save time, enhance their teaching strategies, and provide more personalized learning experiences for students. Properly guiding AI can lead to more relevant and effective educational resources, improving overall classroom outcomes.
How can AI analytics improve decision-making in schools?AI analytics can improve school decision-making by analyzing student data and providing clear, actionable insights for educators. By identifying gaps in students’ knowledge and considering factors like socioeconomic status and attendance, AI helps teachers allocate resources more effectively and offer targeted support. This data-driven approach enables better student outcomes by addressing their specific needs and optimizing learning strategies.
Sample Video Transcript
Whether you’re high tech, low tech, or no tech, you’ve certainly had some kind of interaction with artificial intelligence, AI. Maybe you’ve jumped in feet first and tested and experimented with some applications here and there. Maybe you dove in headfirst and have started integrating it into your everyday curriculum. There is certainly a percentage of you who have, understandably, taken a step back to understand the impact this technology will have on our students. Teachers generally hold an optimistic view of AI’s educational potential despite concerns. While over half of all teachers already use AI tools in their classrooms, educators have expressed a desire for more education on the ethical use of AI. And that’s where this course comes in. This course will serve to promote responsible AI use in schools. From understanding generative AI to mastering prompting and analysis techniques, this course will equip you with the knowledge to foster safe, effective, and ethical AI integration in education.
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