AI Literacy Guides
This page brings together a growing collection of AI literacy guides developed through my research, teaching, and professional work with educators. The aim is to offer clear, practical support that helps educators make informed decisions about AI in ways that align with their pedagogical values and professional responsibilities.
I used AI tools, mainly Claude Cowork, as a thinking and drafting partner in building these resources. The ideas draw on my own thinking, on the teachers and colleagues I’ve learned from, and on the research that shapes this field, and the final editorial choices are mine. AI helped me work through drafts faster and catch gaps along the way.
Please note all visuals and guides shared here are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution–NonCommercial–ShareAlike 4.0 International License and can be used for educational purposes only. Selling, redistributing for profit, or other commercial uses are not allowed.
In this guide, I share a curated collection of AI resources for librarians, including frameworks, tools, ethical guidance, teaching ideas..
Thirteen hands-on activities that turn AI interactions into critical thinking exercises, built on Robert Ennis’s framework and grounded in the latest cognitive..
A practical guide with four tips for integrating AI into your teaching, each backed by research and paired with a ready-to-use rubric, template, or framework.
A short guide that breaks down the difference between AI literacy and critical AI literacy, with side-by-side definitions from key researchers..
Hands-on AI activities and curated tool tables for social studies, math, language learning, and science, with step-by-step guidance and resources…
A curated collection of frameworks, lesson plans, student-safe AI tools, and 14 practical tips for introducing AI responsibly with K-12 students…
This guide covers various AI tools for lesson planning, feedback, assessment, and subject-specific teaching across science, math, ESL, ELA, history, and the arts.
A step-by-step guide walking teachers through eight stages of building AI literacy, from foundational knowledge and ethics to prompting, classroom integration..
In this guide, I share five classroom strategies to help teachers use AI without weakening students’ critical reading. The focus is on delayed AI use…
This guide introduces a practical framework for using AI to support reading comprehension while preserving deep, human-centered reading and critical thinking.
A practical guide showing teachers and students how to use NotebookLM for source-grounded learning, self-assessment, dialogue, research, and academic tasks.
In this short guide, I talk about 9 practical activities, or thinking habits AI-literate students engage in when leveraging AI in their learning. I also share sample prompts related to…
A practical guide that explains assessment literacy in clear terms, helping teachers understand key assessment concepts and design fair, meaningful assessments.
A practical guide highlighting key AI updates and curated tools for teachers to support thoughtful, purposeful AI integration in 2026. Explore latest AI updates.
I put together this collection of AI resources to support teacher professional development, based on my research and workshops, with ideas teachers can adapt to their classrooms.
This is a guide that includes editable AI use agreement templates specifically designed for elementary school teachers. Feel free to edit and adapt them to your teaching context.
In this guide, I share practical and editable AI agreement templates created mainly for teachers in middle and high school. Feel free to use and adapt them to your …
In this guide I share a wide variety of AI tools teachers can use in their instruction. I organized them into clear categories so you can quickly find tools that match your classroom needs.
In this guide, I explore what it means to become an AI-ready teacher, focusing on adaptive expertise, judgment, and practical strategies that help educators…
In this guide I share classroom AI agreement templates that help teachers set clear expectations, support ethical use, and open honest conversations with students.
A teacher-focused guide explaining AI workslop, that polished-looking but substance-thin content AI produces, and how educators can spot it..
A step-by-step framework to help teachers evaluate AI tools before classroom use, covering usability, pedagogy, and ethics with ready-to-use checklists…
An introduction to AI-TPACK, an updated version of the classic TPACK framework that adds ethical knowledge to help teachers integrate AI…
A comprehensive guide showing teachers and researchers how to use Google’s NotebookLM for summarizing sources, creating audio and…
A practical guide applying Ennis’s critical thinking framework to AI tools, helping students question, analyze, and evaluate AI-generated content…
In this guide I share six practical tips for educators on using ChatGPT ethically in academic writing, emphasizing human-led thinking, AI as editor…
Drawing from Kate Crawford’s “Atlas of AI,” this guide explores how AI systems inherit and amplify societal biases through non-neutral data…
A practical teacher guide to ChatGPT’s Agent mode, featuring ready-to-use prompts for creating presentations, lesson plans, data visualizations…
A primer on AI literacy using the OECD framework, covering foundational concepts like machine learning and LLMs, 12 essential teacher skills…
A comprehensive toolkit of AI resources, practical tools, integration frameworks, and visual guides designed to help K-12 teachers thoughtfully implement AI…
In this guide I share practical ideas and ready prompts that help teachers use AI to spark curiosity, deepen participation, and design lessons…