AI Teacher Handbook

Published on March 18, 2025

Jen Deakin, a 2024 Technical Teaching Fellow has recently created the "AI Teacher handbook" to share her learning and research from her 1851 Fellowship so far. Her fellowship is exploring how AI can be used to reduce teacher workload and enhance teaching and learning. The resource aims to bridge the gap between emerging AI technologies and practical classroom applications, including actionable insights and strategies tailored to the needs of teachers. There is guidance on selecting and using the best AI tools available today, with examples spanning resource creation, revising assessment, and more. Jen is keen to share her findings and resource widely - you can view the AI Teacher Handbook here: https://indd.adobe.com/view/988899c9-dae1-4465-be11-5c07dab93bff

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