This course, AI Teacher Readiness by The AI Fluency Lab, centers on the following:

• AI EDUCATOR WORKFLOW -- Learn how to use AI as your personal teaching assistant to plan and differentiate instruction, streamline communication, and more.
  
• CHEATING AND AI -- How does AI play into academic integrity? How do we create an environment where students learn, think, and develop skills responsibly?
  
• AI RESPONSIBLE USE -- What are the ethical concerns we need to be aware of with AI -- and how do they impact our decisions as educators but also as human beings?
  
• PROMPTING AND AI IMAGES -- When we know how to communicate with AI models -- and some best practices, we can generate text and images that support teaching and learning.
  
• ASSESSMENT AND FEEDBACK -- AI can help us, as educators, to support students in their learning journey. Learn how to use AI the right way to keep students thinking and growing.
  
• STUDENT AI CO-CREATION -- When students use AI the right way, it can push their learning and help them to demonstrate understanding in new and exciting ways.
  

Our approach to this course:

• We designed this course the way that we would want to take an online course -- short videos, exercises and activities to engage your mind, and discussion boards for collaboration.
• We want to model AI use and professional learning. In that spirit, we have crafted some custom AI prompts for you to use to reflect on course content -- and to see new and different ways to use AI to engage in professional learning.
• We're better together. We make extensive use of discussion boards in this course to allow all participants to learn from each other -- and share their own experiences.
• As instructors, we pass the microphone around. Much like an engaging panel discussion, we gain insight from the interaction among panel members. Some modules are led more heavily by an instructor with a particular expertise or passion for the topic. However, other instructors chime in -- much like we might in a conference panel discussion.

About your presenters

Holly Clark, Ken Shelton, and Matt Miller are best-selling authors of books about integrating AI in education effectively and responsibly.

Their combined experience spans more than 5 decades and has impacted more than 1 million educators.

They've won awards for teaching, speaking, and writing.

They bring their collective experiences, wisdom, and perspectives to this course in hopes of equipping and supporting you in your role in education.

Frequently asked questions:

When does the course open?

The course content will become available on July 7, 2025. Until then, you can introduce yourself and find resource to get you started in Module 0.

Can I get a certificate of completion for professional development credit?

Yes! In the final module of the course, you'll find a survey. You'll receive a certificate of completion for SIX (6) HOURS of PD credit once you've completed all of the course modules and have filled out the survey.

Can I share resources from the course with others?

The resources in this course are intended for your own personal use and edification in your own practice. With regards to course material, distributing, sharing on social media, or inclusion in your own presentations is prohibited.

In the course, we will provide links to external sites that are publicly available on the web, and of course, we don't have any authority to control how you use those. Use those publicly available resources as you wish.

Can my school / district / organization buy the course for a group -- or for all teachers?

Yes! In fact, if you have paid for registration and refer your school district for a successful bulk order discount, we will refund your own individual registration fee. Email [email protected] for pricing and details.