1. AI Literacy for Educators
Who is it for: teachers at all levels and in all subject areas, no technical knowledge required
Modules:
- What is AI and how does it work? The basics explained in a way everyone can understand
- An overview of AI tools that can be used in education
- How to write prompts for AI to get worthwhile results
- The Limits of AI: Hallucinations, Fact-Checking, and Critical Thinking
- Protecting Students’ Personal Data When Working with AI
- Ethics of using AI in school
2. AI in Lesson Preparation
Who is it for: teachers who want to put AI to practical use
Modules:
- Preparing lessons with AI: lesson plans, activities, and worksheets in a fraction of the time
- Creating tests, quizzes, and assignments tailored to students’ skill levels
- Differentiation: materials for both struggling and gifted students from a single source
- AI for creating presentations and visual materials
- Adapting Texts: Simplification, Translation, and Adjusting Difficulty Levels
- Teacher administration: meeting minutes, communication with parents, evaluations
3. Students and AI: Cheating or a Tool?
For whom: teachers, guidance counselors, school administrators
Modules:
- How Students Actually Use AI (and What Teachers Don’t Know About It)
- Can AI-generated text be reliably detected? The reality of detection tools
- How to Assign Tasks That Can’t Be Solved by Copying from a Chatbot
- Grading in the Age of AI: What to Check and How
- How to Teach Students to Use AI Responsibly
- Rules for Using AI in the Classroom and at School
4. AI for School Administration
For whom: principals, vice principals, and subject department heads
Modules:
- AI Strategy for Schools: Where to Start and What to Avoid
- Internal Rules for AI Use by Teachers and Students (including a template)
- School Responsibilities Under the AI Act
- Data Protection for Students and Staff
- AI in School Administration: Guidelines, Documentation, Communication
- How to Introduce AI to the Faculty to Win Over Skeptics
5th AI Workshop for Students
For whom: middle school and high school students
Modules:
- How AI Works and Why It Sometimes Lies
- AI as a Learning Aid, Not a Substitute for Thinking
- Verifying Information and Recognizing AI-Generated Content
- Deepfakes, Scams, and Online Safety
- What AI Can Do for Me and What I Need to Know on My Own
- AI and Future Careers
6. AI for Non-Teaching Staff
Who is it for: administrative staff, accountants, school secretaries
Modules:
Practical demonstrations using real-world school tasks
AI in everyday tasks: emails, documents, spreadsheets
What You Can and Cannot Enter Into AI Tools
