See all the hype with our practical K-12 tactics guide
AI has the potential to save K–12 teams time, improve clarity, strengthen analysis, and simplify everyday work.
But effective AI use requires more than access to a tool.
The Practical K–12 AI Playbook gives district and school teams an actionable framework for using AI where it adds value—while keeping people, judgment, privacy, and accountability at the center.
What’s Inside:
- Choose the right use cases: Identify tasks that are good candidates for AI—and where greater caution or human judgment is required.
- Review AI responsibly: Check important outputs for accuracy, source support, completeness, bias, accessibility, privacy, and actionability.
- Protect district and student information: Establish stronger boundaries around approved tools, sensitive data, and human review.
- Turn AI into a repeatable workflow: Move beyond one-off prompts and establish approved processes with owners, reviewers, quality checks, and measures of success.
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