Few technologies are currently as controversial in schools as artificial intelligence. Many schools face the same questions: How should we handle ChatGPT and similar tools in the classroom? What does AI mean for assessment practices? And what do we, as an institution, need to ensure so that AI is used responsibly and in compliance with data protection requirements?
To help you and your school leadership address these questions with confidence, we've put together a comprehensive guide: "AI in the Classroom – A Guide for Teachers and School Leaders".
What you'll find in the guide
- Why a freely available chatbot like ChatGPT is not a learning tool, and what matters instead
- AI literacy for students: concrete classroom ideas for teaching AI in a way that's both accessible and critical
- AI literacy for teachers: where AI can meaningfully lighten your workload without taking over your professional judgment
- Assessment with and without AI: how to design tasks that stay meaningful in the age of AI
- What schools need to ensure as institutions: data protection, equity, and transparent rules
Guiding principle of the guide: AI makes it possible to rethink education, not just speed up familiar routines. The benchmark for every decision isn't how much time it saves, but how much it supports each student's learning success.