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AI Education

Use AI to support teaching and learning with clear goals, privacy safeguards, and academic-integrity boundaries.

For Educators, students, and learning designers

6 original lessons on ToolDix, roughly 94 minutes end to end

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Course outline

  1. 1Design an AI-Supported Learning ActivityUse AI to support a specific learning objective while keeping student reasoning, evidence, and feedback visible.Beginner16 min
  2. 2Assess Learning When AI Is AvailableEvaluate process, explanation, and judgment so assessment remains meaningful when learners can use generative tools.Intermediate15 min
  3. 3Teach AI Literacy, Not Tool TrainingBuild the mental models that let learners predict when a system will be wrong, rather than teaching an interface that will change before the term ends.Beginner16 min
  4. 4Give Feedback at Scale Without Losing the TeacherUse AI for the feedback volume a teacher cannot physically produce, keep judgement and grading with the human, and check that the help is not going mostly to students who need it least.Intermediate16 min
  5. 5Protect Student Data When Adopting AI ToolsMap what actually leaves the classroom, review a vendor before adoption rather than after, and reduce the data an activity needs until the risk is proportionate.Intermediate15 min
  6. 6Write an Institutional AI Policy People FollowProduce a policy short enough to be read, specific enough to act on, and structured so a teacher can answer a student's question without escalating.Advanced16 min

Optional, after the lessons

Further reading from primary sources

Published by other organizations and kept here for reference. The lessons above are the ToolDix course; these are where to go once you want the vendor's own documentation.

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