AI in Education: Teaching and Learning Strategies
Learn to ethically implement AI in education with hands-on tools and methods for teachers shaping the future of AI-supported learning.
Learn to ethically implement AI in education with hands-on tools and methods for teachers shaping the future of AI-supported learning.
This comprehensive course equips educators, administrators, and students with essential knowledge for integrating AI in education. Participants learn practical applications of AI tools, innovative classroom strategies, and ethical considerations for educational technology. The curriculum covers prompt engineering, academic integrity, assessment creation, and real-world case studies. Through expert-led instruction and hands-on activities, learners develop skills to effectively implement AI-driven educational technologies while maintaining academic rigor and promoting critical thinking.
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What you'll learn
Create effective AI-based learning activities aligned with objectives
Implement best practices for maintaining academic integrity
Develop effective prompts for educational AI tools
Apply innovative AI approaches in classroom settings
Empower students to use AI for critical thinking
Analyze real-world educational AI case studies
Skills you'll gain
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Module Description
This course provides comprehensive training in integrating AI technologies into educational settings. The curriculum covers three main areas: AI tools for educators, innovative classroom strategies, and practical applications. Participants learn to use AI as an educational assistant, develop effective prompts, create assessments, and maintain academic integrity. The course emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical implementation of AI in education, with a strong focus on ethical considerations and best practices.
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2 Courses
Educational Technology Expert and Rural STEAM Education Pioneer
Zachary Cureton-Hazard serves as Instructional Designer at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Center for Teaching and Learning, where he manages the MILL (Making is Learning Lab) makerspace. His career combines seven years of experience teaching Science, Math, and STEAM in rural Alaska communities including Saint Mary's and Seward, with expertise in educational technology and maker education. At UAF, he oversees the MILL makerspace in Bunnell Building, which serves as a constructivist lab fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and technology-enabled learning. His work includes developing curriculum for the T3 Alliance program and coordinating with Upward Bound to support first-generation college students. A certified secondary science teacher with a bachelor's degree in chemistry, he brings practical classroom experience to faculty development and makerspace education. Beyond his professional roles, he maintains an active outdoor lifestyle in Fairbanks with his wife Kait and dog Johan, enjoying activities like biking and snowboarding while pursuing additional studies in computer science.
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Educational Technology Expert and Learning Innovation Leader
Sean Holland serves as Associate Director of Learning Innovation at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Center for Teaching and Learning, where he leads media production and MOOC development initiatives. A UAF alumnus with a BA in Linguistics and an MA in Applied Linguistics from UMass Boston, he combines his educational background with technical expertise as both a Google for Education Certified Trainer and edX Certified Course Creator. In his role, he manages a team focused on innovative learning solutions and oversees UAF's portfolio of massive open online courses on the edX platform. His recent passion for 3D printing reflects his broader commitment to integrating emerging technologies into educational contexts. Through his leadership, UAF has developed numerous online programs spanning diverse fields from Unmanned Aerial Systems to Behavioral Neuroscience Research, making higher education more accessible through the AlaskaX initiative.
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