LibGuides: Artificial Intelligence (AI): For Educators

Educators and AI

GenAI Chatbot Prompt Library for Educators Develop prompts to create lesson plans and complete administrative tasks.
A Teacher's Prompt Guide to ChatGPT Learn how to incorporate ChatGPT into your teaching practice and make the most of its capabilities.
Ethical AI at UT Austin UT Austin describes how they are utilizing AI.
Generative AI for Educators Self-paced course to assist educators in how to use generative AI.
Artificial Intelligence in Education Assists teachers in learning how to safely and responsibly use AI.

Bias in AI - AI tools can inherit biases from training data, leading to skewed research outcomes. It’s important to validate AI-generated content against credible sources to avoid perpetuating stereotypes.
Navigating Plagiarism in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: AI-generated content can resemble existing work, increasing plagiarism risks. Researchers ensure originality and maintain research integrity
What are AI hallucinations? - Generative AI perceives patterns or objects that are nonexistent to human observation and then creates inaccurate outputs.

The AI Education Project "We work with education systems to advance AI literacy and AI readiness through high quality curriculum, professional development, and strategic partnerships with states, school districts, and other systems." aiedu.org
AI for K-12 Initiative Developing national guidelines for AI education in K-12.
Day of AI Hands-on activities and curriculum developed by MIT RAISE.
National AI Institute for Exceptional Education Focuses on AI use in special education.