Everyday AI Educator

What you'll learn
Explain core AI concepts in educational technology and apply ethical gouradrails
Use the CRAFT framework and audit-trail techniques for transparent, accountable AI use.
Build and deploy workflow automations (planning, grading, communication, analysis)
Implement sustainable AI-enhanced time-management systems.
Create and submit a Signature Automation SOP demonstrating impact and ethical practice.
Requirements
There are no formal academic prerequisites. No prior AI coursework, no computer science background, no certifications required.
A google account
Laptop, desktop, or Chromebook
Stable internet connection
Access to free AI tools (ChatGPT free tier or equivalent, Google tools, free browser-based AI utilities) No paid AI subscriptions are required for course completion.
Willingness to experiment and iterate Comfort with learning tools that change rapidly
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.Everyday AI Educator is a practical, no-code course designed to help educators use AI responsibly to reduce workload, improve clarity, and reclaim time, without sacrificing professional judgment, ethics, or student trust.AI tools are increasingly present in education, but many teachers are left with uncertainty: what's safe to use, what actually saves time, and how to avoid bias, inaccuracies, or privacy risks. This course cuts through the noise by focusing on real, everyday educator workflows, not hype or advanced technical concepts.You'll learn how to use AI as a support tool, not a replacement for your expertise. The course introduces a structured prompting approach that helps you get clearer, more accurate outputs while maintaining control over tone, audience, and purpose. From there, you'll build repeatable systems, not one-off tricks, that can be reused week after week.Throughout the course, you'll work with examples drawn from authentic educational tasks such as lesson planning, feedback generation, communication with families, and instructional organization. You'll also learn how to document your workflows using professional SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) practices so your systems remain consistent, transparent, and easy to refine over time.Ethical and responsible use is embedded throughout. You'll learn how to review AI outputs for accuracy, bias, and appropriateness, avoid sharing student-identifiable information, and align AI use with professional and institutional expectations. The goal is not faster work at any cost, but sustainable efficiency that respects equity and accountability.This course is designed for K-12 educators, instructional coaches, administrators, and education professionals who want practical guidance they can apply immediately. No coding experience or advanced technical background is required.By the end of the course, you'll have a clear framework, documented workflows, and the confidence to use AI thoughtfully as part of your everyday professional practice, saving time while staying grounded in what matters most.
Who this course is for
Non-technical professionals who want practical AI fluency
Career switchers and workforce trainers
K-12 educators and administrators
Higher ed faculty
Instructional coaches and trainers
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