Artificial Intelligence in Education PD – Course Overview
This hybrid professional development course is designed to help educators understand and integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education effectively. Participants will explore AI tools, learn practical applications for teaching and learning, and discuss the ethical implications of AI in the classroom. The course is offered through Ashland University with multiple credit hour options to accommodate different levels of engagement.
Credit Hour Options
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Session I (1 Credit Hour): 12.5 total hours (2 face-to-face + 10.5 online) – $185.00
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Session II (2 Credit Hours): 25 total hours (4 face-to-face + 21 online) – $370.00
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Session III (3 Credit Hours): 37.5 total hours (6 face-to-face + 31.5 online) – $555.00
All course materials and assignments will be submitted through Moodle, providing a structured online learning environment for collaboration and assessment.
Location
Face-to-face sessions will be held at National Trail Local Schools, offering educators a hands-on opportunity to explore AI tools in an interactive setting.
Course Topics
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Understanding AI Fundamentals
Educators will be introduced to the basics of AI, including how AI functions, its different applications in education, and the ethical considerations surrounding its use. Participants will explore the capabilities and limitations of AI technologies, as well as their potential impact on teaching and learning. This session lays the foundation for integrating AI in an informed and responsible manner. -
AI in Teaching
This section focuses on practical strategies for incorporating AI into daily teaching workflows. Educators will learn how AI can assist with tasks such as grading, lesson planning, data analysis, and student feedback. The goal is to help teachers save time, personalize instruction, and enhance student engagement through AI-powered tools. -
AI in Learning
Participants will explore AI-driven educational tools that can enhance student learning experiences. This includes platforms that support adaptive learning, automated tutoring, content generation, and assessment tools. Educators will also discuss best practices for selecting and integrating AI tools to meet diverse student needs and learning objectives.
This course is ideal for educators who want to stay ahead of emerging technologies and develop strategies for leveraging AI in meaningful and ethical ways. Participants can earn college credit while gaining valuable insights into the future of AI in education.
- Teacher: Brian Pool