Using Generative AI to Provide Targeted Writing Feedback
Using generative AI tools can support teachers in giving timely, specific feedback to students on writing assignments to strengthen writing skills.
Using generative AI tools can support teachers in giving timely, specific feedback to students on writing assignments to strengthen writing skills.
This rubric was modified from one provided by the Class Companion library. AI-powered Class Companion used this rubric to provide feedback and scores to students on their writing.
This strategy outlines how teachers can develop AI chatbots to enhance lesson-planning, differentiation, and student support. It provides a real-world example from Lynwood High School, where educators used chatbot technology to streamline instruction and improve AI literacy.
This strategy outlines how schools and districts can use surveys to assess AI literacy, guide professional development, shape instructional policies, and support effective AI integration in the classroom.
Explore how schools and districts can develop clear, flexible AI guidance through collaborative stakeholder engagement, foundational policies, and iterative implementation. Featuring an example from Agua Fria Union High School District, this strategy card provides actionable steps to establish AI frameworks that evolve alongside emerging technology.
This strategy card explores how educators can help students process and apply AI-generated feedback by using structured reflection and goal-setting protocols, ensuring AI serves as a tool for deep learning and metacognitive growth.
This video provides an overview of setting up a workspace on Playlab and utilizing the platform to create chatbots.
This document, delivered as a part of a professional learning opportunity for teachers, provides instruction on creating AI bots to support teaching and learning practices.
The AI Stoplight Framework helps educators set clear, consistent expectations for AI use by categorizing assignments into red, yellow, and green light designations. This strategy card outlines how to implement the framework effectively, featuring a district-wide example and actionable steps for any learning environment.
K-12 school and system leaders can survey their stakeholders (i.e., students, educators, or even other members of their wider school community, including families) to better understand the conditions at play that might support or hinder effective usage of AI in classrooms. These sample questions come from Denver Public Schools, which implemented these surveys with their educators and students at both the elementary and secondary levels.