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AI in the K-12 Classroom
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an essential technology in many industries and fields, and it is rapidly transforming education. As AI skills continue to be in high demand in the job market, it has become crucial for K–12 educators to introduce their students to AI and its applications. By integrating AI into their teaching, educators can prepare their students to succeed in an AI-driven world and open up new opportunities for learning.
AI can be used to enhance personalized learning, allowing teachers to tailor instruction to individual students’ needs and abilities. AI-powered virtual assistants and chatbots can also assist in providing immediate feedback, answering students’ questions, and supporting language learning.
Additionally, AI can be used in classrooms to help students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. By teaching them how to use AI to analyze data and identify patterns, students can learn how to tackle real-world problems in various fields, from healthcare to climate change.
In the coming weeks and months, this collection will continue to evolve as the educational landscape shifts to integrate AI authentically and meaningfully in the classroom to benefit all students.
The Continued Evolution of NotebookLM New!
Explore six of the most powerful features of NotebookLM and discover how you can use this tool in your K–12 classroom.
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AI Image Generation with Nano Banana
Explore the features and functionality of Google Gemini’s image generation tool, Nano Banana.
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Using Gems in Gemini
Discover how K–12 teachers can use customizable AI Gems to save time.
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TeacherServer
Explore TeacherServer, a collection of AI-powered tools designed to support educators and help save them time.
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Suno, an AI-Powered Music Generation Tool
Explore ways that Suno can be used to create AI-generated music in the classroom.
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Entry Points Into Machine Learning
Explore three ways to gain an understanding of machine learning: Google’s Teachable Machine, micro:bit’s CreateAI, and Grammarly’s guide to machine learning.
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Explore ChatGPT Study Mode
Explore the features of ChatGPT’s new study mode and learn how it works.
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AI Literacy Toolkit for Families, from Common Sense Media and Day of AI
Explore the AI Literacy Toolkit for Families, a free resource co-created by Common Sense Media and Day of AI.
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#405 – An AI Literacy Framework
Explore a newly developed draft document—Empowering Learners for the Age of AI: An AI Literacy Framework for Primary and Secondary Education—from the European Commission and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, with support from Code.org and other leading international experts.
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An AI Literacy Framework
Explore details from Empowering Learners for the Age of AI: An AI Literacy Framework for Primary and Secondary Education, a draft document from the European Commission and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development that provides AI guidance for educators.
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#403 – Three Steps for Developing Your Personal AI Professional Learning Plan
Explore three ways to level up your understanding and use of artificial intelligence.
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#401 – AI Trust You
Explore how AI Trust You, a free Google add-on, can increase open and honest communication between students and teachers regarding AI use on assignments.
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Develop a Personal AI Professional Learning Plan
Improve your understanding and use of AI in three steps.
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AI Trust You
Discover the free AI Trust You add-on that helps create trusting and transparent communication between teachers and students about AI use.
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