Artificial Intelligence Resources

Human relationships are crucial. Technology cannot replace the value of a student's relationship with a caring educator who can connect on a human level.
While AI can unlock increased learning opportunities including personalization and accessibility, prioritizing student safety is paramount and must be addressed prior to deciding on its implementation.
As educators and students learn about AI, they are better able to promote ethical use with attention to potential bias, social impacts, and equity. Education about AI enhances responsible digital citizenship.
Educational organizations developing AI policies and guidelines foster ownership and community relevance by involving local partners in the process.

Source: CDE AI Guidance: bit.ly/CDE_AI

SMUHSD AI Literacy Guidelines
- Guidelines for all stakeholders regarding the use of AI to support teaching and learning in our schools.
SMUHSD AI Guidance Page
- Our approach and to supporting our educators, students, and community in navigating the evolving landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education.

The AI Assessment Scale by Leon Furze, offers a much-needed scale that communicates when the use of GenAI tools are pedagogically appropriate or not, and attempts to address the current uncertainty and anxiety regarding GenAI in education. https://aiassessmentscale.com/
Turnitin AI Detection -While no detection tool is 100% reliable at identifying AI use, Turnitin’s AI writing detection helps educators identify when AI writing tools such as ChatGPT may have been used in students’ submissions.
Process Feedback for Google Docs. is a free google extension that generates a very detailed report on the writing process for any Google Doc.

SMUHSD AI Resource Access
- Compare the strengths and limitations of AI tool's students and teachers have access to in the district
MagicSchool
- Explore a set of 60+ easy to use, AI-powered tools that help lesson plan, differentiate, communicate, and more!
Gemini
- Check out Google's stand alone AI and learn qui she'sck tip they basically they've offered her a job for the school year to part times to get you started.

Teaching AI Ethics by Leon Furze
- Artificial Intelligence presents many complex ethical concerns which are well worth discussing with our students. There are case studies, discussion questions for a variety of disciplines, and lesson ideas which can be used across the curriculum..
60+ ChatGPT Assignments to Use in Your Classroom Today- Book Guide
- Based on the book 60+ ChatGPT Assignments to Use in Your Classroom Today (Yee, et al, 2023), this guide provides an abbreviated introduction to using generative AI (GenAI) activities in class to support student learning and AI fluency.
The CRAFT (Classroom-Ready Resources About AI For Teaching Project)
- Graduate School of Education has resources to support high school teachers in supporting students’ AI literacy.
Teaching Guide to AI by Michiganvirtual.org
- This guide is designed to empower you to harness AI in ways that are responsible, ethical, and innovative.