AI Literacy for Educators
Understand generative AI, limitations, verification, bias, privacy and responsible classroom use.
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AI for Educators
Practical professional development for teachers, trainers and education staff who want to use generative AI with stronger judgement, clearer workflows and responsible safeguards.
What is AI for Educators?
AI for Educators is a practical professional-development pathway focused on how educators can understand, evaluate and use generative AI in real education work. It covers AI literacy, prompting, lesson planning, assessment, academic integrity, communication and administration without treating AI output as a substitute for professional judgement.
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Build the AI skills most relevant to your role
Prompt Engineering for Educators
Write clearer prompts for teaching, differentiation, feedback, planning and professional tasks.
Explore courseChatGPT for Teachers
Use ChatGPT as a drafting and thinking assistant while maintaining teacher judgement and verification.
Explore courseGoogle Gemini for Educators
Build practical workflows for planning, drafting and education-related analysis with Gemini.
Explore courseClaude for Educators
Use Claude for structured drafting, resource development and long-form professional tasks.
Explore courseMicrosoft Copilot for Educators
Explore practical Copilot workflows for educator productivity and professional communication.
Explore courseNotebookLM for Educators
Use source-grounded AI workflows to organise and work with course or professional reference material.
Explore courseAI Assessment & Academic Integrity
Adapt assessment design and learner guidance for AI-enabled education.
Explore courseAI for School Administration
Apply AI carefully to routine administration, drafting, planning and workflow support.
Explore courseAI Lesson Planning
Use AI to support lesson design while protecting curriculum alignment and teacher ownership.
Explore courseProfessional judgement first
AI capability is more than learning a list of tools
Tools change quickly. The durable skills are understanding task design, writing precise instructions, checking outputs, protecting sensitive information, recognising limitations and deciding when AI should not be used.
That is why the LCT pathway is organised around educator decisions rather than software features alone. Tool-specific courses are included, but they sit inside a broader framework of AI literacy, pedagogy, integrity and professional responsibility.
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Tell our admissions team about your experience, current qualification, teaching goals and preferred study area. We can help you compare suitable LCT pathways before you apply.
Course completion does not by itself guarantee employment, a teaching licence, a visa or admission to further study. Requirements vary by employer, institution and country.
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