Artificial Intelligence for Educators: Practical Tools and Strategies for Teaching

Education, Training and Professional Development
Duration:
20 Hours (5 Days)
Language:
English
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Course Overview

The Artificial Intelligence for Educators: Practical Tools and Strategies for Teaching course provides teachers and education professionals with a practical introduction to using artificial intelligence (AI) tools in teaching and learning. Participants will explore how to use tools such as ChatGPT, content generators, assessment platforms, and creative AI applications to enhance lesson planning, material creation, assessment, and student engagement. In addition to integrating these tools into their teaching practices, participants will reflect on the responsible and ethical use of AI and learn how to discuss these topics with their students. By the end of the course, participants will be able to apply AI strategically and responsibly to create innovative learning experiences that meet the needs of 21st-century education.

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Course Objectives
  • To provide participants with a clear understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential applications in education.
  • To develop practical skills for using AI tools such as ChatGPT, content generators, and assessment platforms to support teaching and learning.
  • To explore strategies for creating lessons, materials, and assessments enhanced by AI.
  • To encourage responsible and ethical use of AI in the classroom, addressing issues such as bias, privacy, and academic integrity.
  • To support participants in guiding students to critically understand and use AI while developing a personal action plan for integrating AI into their teaching practice.
Schedule

Module 1 – Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Education

  • What AI is and how it works – basic concepts for educators.
  • Examples of AI in education and everyday life.
  • Opportunities and challenges of using AI in schools.
  • European perspectives and policies on AI and digital innovation in education.

MODULE 2 – PRACTICAL FREE AI TOOLS FOR TEACHERS

Module 2 – Practical Free AI Tools for Teachers

  • ChatGPT  – lesson planning, explanations, writing prompts.
  • Perplexity.ai – research and fact-checked summaries.
  • MagicSchool.ai – lesson plans, rubrics, differentiated tasks.
  • Canva Free + Gamma.app – AI-powered presentations and resources.
  • Real classroom examples of how teachers use these tools effectively.

MODULE 3 – AI FOR LESSON DESIGN AND CONTENT CREATION

Module 3 – AI for Lesson Design and Content Creation

  • Curipod – interactive lessons, polls, and quizzes.
  • Book Creator (Free) – student-created e-books and portfolios.
  • Kialo Edu – debates and critical thinking activities.
  • Examples of AI-supported lessons in:
    • Languages: generating dialogues, vocabulary activities.
    • STEM: problem-solving tasks, simulations.
    • Humanities: essay feedback, discussion prompts.

Module 4 – AI for Student Assessment and Feedback

  • Quizizz / Kahoot! – gamified quizzes.
  • Edpuzzle (Free) – interactive video lessons.
  • Google Forms (add-ons) – automated grading and feedback.
  • Gradescope (Free) – AI-assisted rubric-based marking.
  • Benefits and risks of AI in grading and evaluation.

Module 5 – Enhancing Student Creativity with AI

  • Adobe Express (Free) – posters, infographics, videos.
  • Runway ML (Free plan) – simple AI video generation.
  • Fliki.ai (Free) – text-to-speech and video narration.
  • Pictory.ai (trial) – short AI-generated videos.
  • Example projects: digital magazines, podcasts, history timelines, science explainers.

Module 6 – Teaching Students About AI

  • How to introduce AI to students of different ages.
  • Classroom activities to explore AI’s capabilities and limitations.
  • Discussing plagiarism, misinformation, bias, and ethical use.
  • Examples of student projects critically analysing AI tools.

Module 7 – Ethical and Critical Perspectives on AI

  • Bias, misinformation, and ethical dilemmas in AI.
  • Privacy and data protection concerns.
  • Case studies of inappropriate AI use in education.
  • Guidelines for building responsible AI policies for schools.

Module 8 – Practical Lesson and Project Design

  • Participants design a lesson plan or interdisciplinary project using AI.
  • Suggested ideas: podcasts, interactive e-books, virtual exhibitions.
  • Peer feedback to refine and improve projects.

Module 9 – Action Plan for Responsible AI Integration

  • Creating a personal and school-wide AI implementation plan.
  • Defining goals, tools, ethical rules, and success indicators.
  • Examples of successful European schools using AI responsibly.

 

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Price

Each quotation is personalized and depends on several factors, such as the number of participants, the number of training hours, the location of the course, and any additional services requested.
The training can be funded through programs such as Erasmus+ (KA1 – Learning Mobility), among other European support mechanisms. For more information about funding, participants should contact their sending organization or their country’s National Agency directly.

Important Info

Certificate

A Certificate of Participation is awarded to participants who attend at least 80% of the sessions and demonstrate consistent engagement and commitment throughout the training.

Schedule

The time of classes, whether in the morning or afternoon is determined by the provider. The schedule may vary considerably based on participants’ preferences and the trainer’s discretion regarding any modifications.

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Bring a laptop or tablet to use during the sessions.

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