My Skill Lab
Artificial IntelligenceBeginner

AI for Teachers and Educators

Lesson planning, feedback, differentiation and academic integrity.

Taught by Saroj · Founder, My Skill Lab

What you'll learn

  • Use AI assistants safely for planning without exposing student data or outsourcing professional judgement
  • Generate standards-aligned lesson plans and differentiate materials for different reading levels and needs
  • Design rubrics, quizzes and question banks with verified answer keys
  • Give faster, more specific feedback on student drafts using a rubric and a consistent tone
  • Handle suspected AI misuse fairly using process evidence rather than unreliable detectors
  • Write a classroom AI policy with clear tiers and teach students basic AI literacy

About this course

Teachers are stretched thin, and AI can give back real hours if it is used thoughtfully and kept away from the parts of teaching that must stay human. This beginner course is for school teachers, lecturers, tutors and instructional designers who want practical ways to use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and education-specific tools for lesson planning, differentiation, rubric and quiz design and feedback at scale, while protecting student privacy. It also tackles the hard question honestly: how to handle AI misuse when detectors are unreliable, how to design assessments that still measure learning, and how to write a classroom AI policy students and parents understand. Every lesson gives you templates you can use in your next planning period. No technical background is needed, and everything here works with free tools.

Course content

6 lessons
  1. 1What AI Can and Cannot Do in Your ClassroomA grounded view of the tools, their limits and the privacy rules that come before any prompt.Preview
  2. 2Lesson Planning and DifferentiationBuild standards-aligned plans quickly and adapt materials for different readers and needs.
  3. 3Rubrics, Quizzes and Question BanksGenerate assessment tools aligned to your objectives and verify every answer key yourself.
  4. 4Feedback at Scale Without Losing Your VoiceGive more specific, faster feedback on drafts while keeping grades and relationships in your hands.
  5. 5Academic Integrity: Misuse, Detectors and Assessment DesignWhy AI detectors fail, how to gather fair process evidence and how to design tasks that still measure learning.
  6. 6Classroom AI Policy and Teaching AI LiteracyWrite a tiered policy students understand, communicate it to families and teach students to use AI well.