AI for Teachers: Modern, Interactive Classrooms

Course outline

Hand time-consuming work like writing questions, lesson planning and assessment over to AI. This course shows you how to use smart tools not only to cut out draining work, but to build an interactive space where students understand more deeply.

1. 1

   1. Getting started with AI in education

   • What AI assistants can do in the classroom, and their limits
   • A first exercise with ChatGPT and Gemini
   • The teacher's responsibility for checking accuracy and fit
2. 2

   2. Understanding language models and comparing tools

   • How context and input shape the answer
   • Comparing two tools on the same teaching problem
   • Spotting vague or unsupported answers
3. 3

   3. Writing effective prompts

   • Five parts: role, context, task, output format and constraints
   • Rewriting a weak request for a real class
   • Reviewing and refining answers through follow-up conversation
4. 4

   4. Lesson design and creative activities

   • Setting learning goals and timing a lesson
   • Building activities, examples and exercises that fit your students
   • Turning a first idea into a lesson plan you can teach
5. 5

   5. Creating educational images and video

   • Describing the subject, style and visual details
   • Designing visual content that explains a concept
   • Checking fit, usage rights and image errors
6. 6

   6. Managing sources with NotebookLM

   • Adding and organizing teaching sources
   • Generating summaries and questions from your sources
   • Checking citations and matching answers to the original text
7. 7

   7. Final project and feedback

   • Preparing a lesson plan with visual content
   • Presenting the result and explaining how the tools were used
   • Improving the project based on instructor and peer feedback