K–12 teams
District PD, school PD days, department meetings, and curriculum teams.
Educator Professional Development
AI training for educators—calm, practical, and policy-aware.
Teachers and school teams are navigating new questions: What counts as acceptable use? How do we protect student data? How do we redesign assignments without panic?
I help you build AI literacy and clear classroom guidelines using a human-centered approach. Training is delivered live online and adapted to your grade level, subject area, and policies.
AI literacy
Lesson planning support
Assessment redesign
Classroom guidelines
Who this is for
Professional development designed for educators at different stages of AI readiness.
Higher education
Faculty development, academic support teams, and teaching & learning centers.
Instructional roles
Instructional coaches, librarians/media staff, and learning designers.
PD topics and modules
Choose one workshop or combine modules into a series.
AI Literacy for Educators
What AI is (and isn’t), common misconceptions, and how to teach students to verify and cite responsibly.
Lesson Planning with AI
How to use AI for brainstorming, differentiation ideas, rubrics, and communication—without outsourcing professional judgment.
Assessment & Academic Integrity
Redesigning assignments to value thinking, process, and evidence. Building transparency instead of “gotcha” policing.
Classroom Guidelines & Policy Kit
Practical language for “allowed / not allowed / ask first,” plus safe-sharing boundaries aligned to your policies.
What’s included
- Pre-work (optional): a short questionnaire so examples match your grade level and concerns
- Live training: interactive teaching + practice time + Q&A
- Template pack: guidelines, checklists, and prompt patterns educators can reuse
- Follow-up: optional office hours for questions after the session
Important: I’m not providing legal advice. Policy templates are starting points and should be reviewed by your administration and/or counsel.
Responsible AI in education
Guardrails first—so training builds confidence, not risk.
Student data stays protected
We avoid sharing personally identifiable information in AI tools and use anonymized examples in activities.
Verification is a skill
Educators learn how to check outputs, spot common failure modes, and model critical thinking for students.
Transparency beats policing
We explore student-facing guidance and assignment design that encourages disclosure and reflection.
Aligned to your policies
Training adapts to your district/school rules, tool approvals, and classroom realities.
Educator training FAQs
Do you train students directly?
My primary work is educator PD. Student-facing sessions can be discussed case by case and must align with your school’s policies and consent requirements.
Will this encourage students to cheat?
The goal is the opposite: we focus on transparency, verification, and assignment design that values thinking and process.
Do we need to pick one AI tool?
No. We teach transferable skills and can demonstrate on tools your district approves (or use non-account demos when needed).
Can you help us draft classroom guidelines?
Yes. I provide template language and facilitate alignment conversations. Final policy decisions remain with your organization.
Ready for teacher-friendly AI training?
Tell me your grade band, audience size, and your biggest concerns. I’ll propose a PD plan that’s realistic and policy-aware.