AI Resources for Teachers
AI LITERACY CURRICULUM
AI for Education has four Intro to AI lessons for students, including an activity for students to co-create an AI use policy. This website has a wealth of other resources and lessons.
Common Sense Media has AI Literacy Lessons for Grades 6–12.
Code.org has AI introductory curriculum for all grade levels.
aiEDU has lessons and educator resources as well as a high school project dashboard.
ExperienceAI (a collaboration of Google DeepMind and Raspberry Pi Foundation) has AI resources and introductory lessons for middle school students.
MIT has developed AI and ethics curriculum and activities for middle school students.
CRAFT (an initiative from Stanford's Graduate School of Education) has an extensive collection of AI literacy lessons and activities that span across the arts, social studies, ELA, and science.
Google for Education has lessons and activities to teach responsible AI.
Profile of an AI-Ready Graduate | ISTE - the profile is structured around six core roles - Learner, Researcher, Synthesizer, Ideator, Connector, and Storyteller.
AI Guidance
TeachAI’s AI Guidance for Schools Toolkit
NC DPI’s AI Guidelines (Google doc)
Quick Reference
Google for Education has tools, activities, courses, lessons, and more for a wide range of subjects and skill levels.
NC State University’s Data Science and AI Academy has K-12 outreach programs.
OpenAI Academy includes live events and on-demand content for K-12 educators.
NC Department of Information Technology (DIT) has Principles on Responsible AI Use, links to AI trainings, privacy and data protection resources, and more.
NC Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has a page dedicated to AI resources. Includes their AI guidelines, live events, past webinar recordings and presentations.
AI for Education empowers educators and academic institutions through responsible AI adoption and training. Includes courses and a resource hub.
ChatGPT for Education offers news and resources on how AI can help you teach and learn more effectively.
Mark Cuban Foundation has news, resources, and boot camps for students and teachers nationwide.
National AI Literacy Day is March 27, 2026. Sign up to receive news about the day.
100+ Ways to Use Gemini in K-12 education - Created in partnership with educators from around the world, this guide is designed to help K-12 educators and administrators get started with Google AI tools like Gemini for Education, NotebookLM, and Gemini in Classroom.
AI Courses, Certifications, and PD
Google for Education Certifications and Exams - Register for Google’s certification programs to demonstrate your understanding of Gemini, Google Workspace for Education.
IBM SkillsBuild – Contains free online courses, resources, and digital credentials aimed at developing essential tech skills for individuals and organizations.
AI Webinar Series for Educators – This series from AI for Education aims to demystify and equip educators with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to navigate the evolving landscape of AI in the classroom.
AI for Education's GenAI Literacy 101 course for students - Announced in January 2026, this is a free, 90-minute, self-paced course. Offers a quick-start introduction to AI literacy that students can access directly. In just 90 minutes, they'll learn the key essentials of critical GenAI use and build real-world skills.
The National Academy for AI Instruction has a collection of live and archived courses for educators understand and apply AI in meaningfully and ethically.
Microsoft Elevate for Educators - Equips educators and school leaders with access to peer educator networks, offers free PD resources, and free access to a new industry-recognized credential for educators, developed in partnership with ISTE+ASCD.