AI 101 for Teachers: Code.org, ETS, ISTE, and Khan Academy deliver professional learning series

Now complete, our new professional learning series — AI 101 for Teachers — is available to watch for free at code.org/ai101.

Brought to you by Code.org, ETS, ISTE, and Khan Academy, this five-part video series:

• Provides educators with comprehensive knowledge and skills to safely integrate AI tools into their classrooms, enhancing both teaching practices and student learning.
• Equips educators with strategies to protect students from risks such as misinformation, privacy loss, and algorithmic bias, making AI a responsible part of the educational experience.
• Gives teachers a deeper understanding of the mechanics of AI, enabling tailored AI-based educational solutions to meet specific classroom needs and objectives.

The video series kicks off with a fireside chat between Hadi Partovi, founder and CEO of Code.org, and Sal Khan, founder and CEO of Khan Academy. It continues with four additional professional development videos covering AI basics, responsible use practices, and practical tips for bringing AI to the classroom.

Be sure to check the companion resources and lessons to help bring AI to your classroom.

Session 1: Fireside Chat with Sal Khan and Hadi Partovi
Join Sal Khan (Khan Academy) and Hadi Partovi (Code.org) for a fireside chat on embracing artificial intelligence in the classroom. Teachers can expect a lively discussion including some of the most controversial topics surrounding AI today.

Session 2: Demystifying AI for Educators
Learn about the fundamentals of AI, the profound impact of AI in our society, and its increasing relevance to the field of education. Gain practical insights into leveraging AI for tasks like lesson planning, creating classroom resources, and saving time on administrative tasks.

Session 3: Transforming Learning with AI
Explore the intersection of AI and education and how AI can be combined with pedagogy to enhance student learning. This session is a must-attend for educators seeking to leverage AI to transform their teaching practices to enrich their students’ learning experiences.

Session 4: Ensuring a Responsible Approach to AI
Learn about the ethical considerations and best practices for incorporating artificial intelligence in educational environments. This session provides concrete strategies, resources, and real-world examples, all aimed at promoting a safe learning environment where students can explore the complexities of AI, its potential biases, and the ethical considerations that come with it.

Session 5: Bringing AI to the Classroom
The final session focuses on teaching about AI, evaluating and utilizing AI educational tools, and leveraging AI for student assessment. With a rich blend of theory, practical examples, and resources, the session aims to empower educators to navigate the AI landscape in their classrooms and enhance student learning experiences.

AI 101 for Teachers companion resources

Large Language Model Prompting Guide
To get the best possible output from LLMs like ChatGPT, this guide includes starter prompts for those just dipping their toes in, as well as advanced tools for those looking to maximize their potential.

AI Prompts for Transforming Student Learning
Benefit from specific prompts designed by University of Pennsylvania professors Ethan and Lilach Mollick, thought leaders in using AI in education.

Guide to Ensuring a Responsible Approach to AI
Gain teaching suggestions and links to helpful articles and resources in the areas of data privacy, AI fiction, and bias plus tips on evaluating AI tools.

As AI becomes even more prevalent, we hope this free series empowers the K-12 education community to equip educators and students with the knowledge and skills to utilize it effectively and responsibly.

— Code.org, in partnership with ETS, ISTE and Khan Academy

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