Review nine tips for preparing your classroom technology for the start of a new school year.
All AVID Open Access Classroom Resources
#312 – Preparing Your Classroom’s Physical Space
Review considerations around how to set up a K–12 classroom to maximize learning.
#311 – Brisk Teaching
Explore Brisk Teaching, an AI-powered teaching assistant and student feedback tool.
#310 – College and Career Connections, with Tasha Henderson, Television Writer/Producer, and Her Former AVID Teacher, Ben Solomon
Former AVID student, Tasha Henderson, shares her journey from high school to a successful career as a television writer and producer.
#309 – aiEDU
Explore free student and teacher resources about artificial intelligence available from aiEDU.
Brisk Teaching: An AI Teaching Assistant and Writing Feedback Tool
Learn about Brisk Teaching, which functions through the use of a Google Chrome extension, and its suite of teaching assistants and writing feedback tools.
aiEDU: Free AI Resources for Teachers and Their Classrooms
Discover free AI resources from aiEDU for teachers of grades 7–12.
#308 – College and Career Connections: Women in STEM, with Dr. Carolyn Colley, Science Instructional Facilitator
We are joined by Science Instructional Facilitator Dr. Carolyn Colley, who shares insights and strategies for integrating more STEM education into the classroom, even if you are not a math or science teacher.
#307 – Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights
Explore the Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights, a document created by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy that can help guide schools and society at large in the safe and equitable adoption and integration of artificial intelligence.
#306 – Universal Design for Learning, with Dr. Sam Johnston
Dr. Sam Johnston from CAST discusses the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Guidelines, shares how they can be used in the K–12 classroom, and offers a preview of the updated version 3.0 that will be released on July 30, 2024.
#305 – AI Pedagogy Project
Explore a free AI guide and engaging student assignments developed by the metaLAB (at) Harvard and made available through the AI Pedagogy Project.
Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights
Explore how the five guiding principles in the Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights can help guide the integration of artificial intelligence in our schools and classrooms.
Discover the AI Pedagogy Project
Explore an AI guide and a collection of student assignments from the metaLAB (at) Harvard on the AI Pedagogy Project website.
#304 – The News Literacy Project, with Brittney Smith
Brittney Smith explains the importance of news literacy in both K-12 schools and society at large and describes the many free resources available for educators from The News Literacy Project.
#303 – SchoolAI
Explore how SchoolAI and tools like it can make the learning and integration of artificial intelligence easier for educators.