All AVID Open Access Classroom Resources

Discover how artificial intelligence (AI) is anticipated to disrupt the labor market and how this disruption will impact education.

Explore how educators can prepare their students for a workforce impacted by artificial intelligence (AI).

Consider action steps that educators can take to begin learning about artificial intelligence and introduce it into the classroom.

Design student-centered learning through project-based learning, inquiry, and blended learning models to prepare your students for the ever-changing world of artificial intelligence (AI).

Explore a list of digital annotation and note-taking tools that can support students with recording their ideas, regardless of what media format they’re using.

Explore digital products and tools that students can use to communicate their research findings.

Chrissy Ziccarelli joins us to explain how Girls Who Code is supporting girls and women in the fields of computer science and coding as well as how you can get involved.

Review five ways that students can search and seek out credible information to support their inquiry questions.

Dr. Kelly Camak Niccolls explains how the five elements of revelatory assessment can make assessment more personal, narrational, relational, iterative, and reciprocal.

Review how to have students gain general background knowledge about their topic and develop a research plan by noting the possibilities available to them.

Support students in their efforts of searching for relevant and credible information to answer their inquiry questions.

Find tips for how students can gain background knowledge and develop a research plan for an area of study.

Shannon McClintock Miller joins us to talk about the role of future ready librarians and how every person in a school system fits into the Future Ready Framework.