Resources

Practical tools for schools and education teams preparing for AI adoption.

Use these guides and templates to get organized early, build shared understanding, and move with confidence.

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10-Minute AI Literacy Activity: Evaluating AI Output

Designed as a starting point, not a full policy or curriculum.

Use this when: You need a fast starter activity to practice checking AI quality with students.

Skip this if: You are making final grading decisions or introducing brand-new policy expectations.

Expected outcome in 10 minutes: In 10 minutes, students leave with 2 to 3 clearer quality-check questions for AI output.

Fallback: If output quality is weak, use the worked example as the class discussion artifact.

Time required: 10 minutesStatus: PublishedLast reviewed: March 26, 2026

Guide

Foundational

A quick framework for school and district teams assessing where AI use already lives.

Assessment

Intermediate

Use the same questions we ask to map current AI practices, risks, and opportunities.

Template

Advanced

A practical outline for oversight, approvals, and escalation in education settings.

Checklist

Intermediate

Identify where AI can save time, where it needs guardrails, and what to pilot first.

Evidence Status Key

Use these labels to quickly separate first-draft materials from examples that have classroom proof.

Generated

Draft artifact that has not yet been used in a real classroom.

Teacher-used

Used in at least one classroom run with no reported safety flags.

Reused successfully

Validated across multiple classroom contexts with known limits noted.

Suggested Learning Path

Foundational

Build shared language, baseline understanding, and safe experimentation habits.

Intermediate

Apply AI in core workflows while evaluating quality, cost, and governance implications.

Advanced

Scale adoption through policy design, oversight models, and organization-wide operating practices.