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Learning & Adapting Together — Teaching AI for All
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Applications for 2026-2027 are now closed. Check back in February 2027 to apply for the 2027-2028 PRISM Cohort!
Preparing educatoRs to Infuse Statistics, Math with AI
A Google.org-funded initiative at California State University, Fullerton
Why?
Why?
Project PRISM (Preparing EducatoRs to Infuse Statistics, Math, Computer Science, & AI) is a new two-year initiative at California State University, Fullerton, supported by a $500,000 gift from Google.org. We bring together TK-12 educators, future teachers, and university faculty to build meaningful AI literacy through an equity-centered lens.
By co-designing classroom-ready materials and piloting innovative activities, PRISM Fellows will the charge in bringing data science and AI meaningfully into the modern STEM teaching and learning.
“Preparing future teachers in AI and data science literacy ensures they can help students critically understand how to ethically use AI, recognize bias, and engage as thoughtful innovators and producers of knowledge,” - Dr. Charles E. Flowers Jr.
About Us
About Us
Courtesy of Bridget Druken
Join a community of educators working together to learn about the ever-evolving implications of AI in STEM teaching and learning.
Serving STEM Educators across levels:
TK-12 Classroom teachers
CSUF Pre-service Teachers (undergraduates and credential candidates)
CSUF STEM-Ed Faculty
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Acknowledgments: This work is made possible through the generous support of Google.org, which provided a gift to California State University, Fullerton. The views and opinions expressed here are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of Google.org.
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