AI in Education webinars
Artificial intelligence webinars for K-12 move past the hype to classroom reality: acceptable-use policy, AI literacy for students, grading and lesson-planning workflows, and the equity questions that come with them. Sessions are led by district leaders piloting tools at scale as well as researchers studying what actually changes learning. Useful whether you are drafting your first AI guidance or refining a second-year rollout.
42 upcoming sessions · 26 in the archive
Upcoming sessions
- Sep 154:00 PM UTC
Preparing Students for Research in the Age of AI
A 45-minute session on how Britannica Academic pairs expert-reviewed content with AI-powered search assistance that supports inquiry without replacing critical thinking. Learn strategies for verifying AI-generated information, evaluating sources for bias, and citing AI-assisted work. Also offered September 22, 2026 at 2:00 PM CT.
Britannica Education45 min → - Sep 158:30 PM UTC
Teaching with AI: Tools and Strategies for the New School Year
Join this workshop to explore AI classroom applications. This session will cover CodeHS's AI tools (Ask AI, AI Student Hints, Vibe Coding) and how to use AI in the classroom responsibly. Attendees will discuss practical strategies for integrating AI into instruction, so students stay engaged, accountable, and actually learning.
CodeHS60 min → - Sep 159:00 PM UTC
Session 5: Real Prompts, Real Results with MagicSchool
See MagicSchool in action as an ambassador shares practical prompts and real classroom examples that deliver meaningful results right away.
MagicSchool AI60 min → - Sep 159:30 PM UTC
Exploring CodeHS Tools: Student AI Hints & Teacher AI Hints
Join this webinar to learn how to make the most of AI Hints in CodeHS. We’ll explore practical strategies for using AI Hints for students and teachers, from getting started with the basics to creative ways you can incorporate hints into your classroom.
CodeHS30 min → - Sep 1612:00 AM UTC
AI for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership K-12 (Part 2)
Session 2 of the ASDN AI series: designing standards-aligned materials with generative AI, grounded in Universal Design for Learning.
Alaska Staff Development Network90 min → - Sep 164:00 PM UTC
From Efficiency to Efficacy: A New Standard for Measuring AI's Impact in the Classroom
Most AI tools in K-12 classrooms are still judged by adoption, engagement, and how much time they save educators. Brisk Teaching's recent white paper, "From Efficiency to Efficacy: Measuring AI's Instructional Impact," highlights that K-12 needs a different yardstick, one grounded in learning science and close enough to everyday classroom practice to show whether AI is actually improving teaching and learning. The metrics we choose don't just determine how we evaluate AI, they shape what developers build, what districts buy, and ultimately how educators use these tools with students. This webinar unpacks a new evaluation framework and explores what districts can measure beyond simply adoption and time savings. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of how better measurement can lead to more meaningful uses of AI in classroom instruction as we kick off a new school year.
Whiteboard Advisors60 min → - Sep 168:00 PM UTC
Clear is Kind: Establishing Student AI Expectations for Middle and High School Educators
We do our students an unkindness when we do not share clear expectations for acceptable and unacceptable use of generative AI. You'll leave this webinar with a working draft of AI expectations you can use in your classroom, along with research-informed language for talking with students about AI in a way that builds their confidence in their own thinking, rather than their dependence on a tool. Roughly two-thirds of middle schoolers and high schoolers say their school has no school-wide rule for responsible AI use (RAND 2026) — this session unpacks why vague or one-size-fits-all AI policies fail students and walks through a simple stoplight framework (red, yellow, and green zones) that makes the boundaries of AI use clear across every phase of student work, from brainstorming to final submission.
Ednology Experts45 min → - Sep 215:00 PM UTC
Session 7: Support for All Audiences with MagicSchool
Bring your real challenges: a MagicSchool Ambassador tackles the problems teachers are actually facing and shows how MagicSchool can help solve them.
MagicSchool AI60 min → - Sep 217:00 PM UTC
Moving Beyond the Library: Bringing Britannica Academic into Every Course
A 30-minute session on how Britannica Academic and Studio go beyond a research database, providing trusted, discipline-specific content that becomes instructional resources and supports students across a wide range of courses and majors. Also offered September 24, 2026 at 12:00 PM CT.
Britannica Education30 min → - Sep 2110:00 PM UTC
Ethical Implications of AI in the Humanities Classroom
Humanities Texas webinar considering the ethical implications of AI use in the secondary-level humanities classroom and how teachers and students can critically engage with AI. Participants will gain access to resources on how to discuss AI resistance with students by privileging ethical considerations while making space for exploration and experimentation. Content is aligned with the TEKS and emphasizes effective pedagogical strategies. Free for teachers and their schools; participants receive CPE credit and curricular materials. Led by Amanda Licastro (Swarthmore College). Open to secondary-level humanities teachers in Texas schools.
Humanities Texas75 min → - Sep 2312:00 AM UTC
AI for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership K-12 (Part 3)
Session 3 of the ASDN AI series: personalizing learning for every student with practical, classroom-ready AI workflows.
Alaska Staff Development Network90 min → - Sep 234:00 PM UTC
Meet North Star: Human-Centered AI Enablement for Edtech Teams
A short, interactive introduction to North Star AI Enablement and how edtech companies can adopt AI in practical, human-centered ways. Victoria Lansdown, founder of North Star, an AI program manager at Google, a member of Pearson's AI Strategic Council, and a contributor to UNESCO's AI competency frameworks, shares what's working right now in responsible AI adoption across education and L&D, and where edtech teams get the most value first. Attendees will leave with a clear view of where AI is saving edtech teams real time today and where it is overhyped, how to get non-technical teams confident with AI with a person always in the loop, and practical first steps to watch.
Ednology Experts30 min → - Sep 234:30 PM UTC
From Compliance to Coherence: Building AI Guidance That Supports Your District Priorities
A practitioner-led conversation on turning your state's AI mandate into purposeful guidance that puts learners and learning first. Several states — including Illinois, Maryland, Idaho, Oklahoma, Virginia, Ohio and Tennessee — now require districts to adopt local AI policies this fall. District and school leaders explore strategies to design and implement AI guidance that advances teaching and learning goals while meeting state requirements: developed in partnership with teachers and students, designed to protect student-teacher relationships, implemented to support rather than replace cognitive thinking, and mitigating inequity. Free virtual event.
LEAP Innovations60 min → - Sep 242:30 PM UTC
Speaking with Authority: Leading Your District's AI Story Before the Board Asks
When a board member or parent asks "What AI are we using and how do we know it's safe?" you need more than a policy document. You need a clear, confident answer. In this session, Carl Mohn, Director of AI Strategy and Applied Learning at Longview ISD, shares how district leaders can get ahead of scrutiny: how to talk about AI tools in plain language, connect your approach to district goals, and build real trust with boards, families, and community members. You'll leave with a practical talk track and ready-to-use resources, so the next tough question catches you prepared, not off guard.
schoolOS60 min → - Sep 255:00 PM UTC
Create a Lesson Plan and Supporting Materials (Google AI Educator Series)
Explore how AI can support lesson planning and the development of aligned instructional materials. A free, one-hour live train-the-trainer webinar from ISTE+ASCD and Google, with a module walkthrough, facilitator tips, and Q&A. Facilitated by Brandie Wright.
ISTE+ASCD60 min → - Sep 2811:00 PM UTC
Disrupt & Adapt: Leading Learning in the Age of AI
Learn how AI is reshaping education and what leadership strategies will help your students thrive in a rapidly changing world. In this free online webinar from the SchoolAI Back to School Expert Series, you will understand how AI personalizes learning and transforms classroom instruction, identify the leadership moves that build student critical thinking and adaptability, and develop a practical strategy to prepare your school for education's future. Can't make it live? Register and SchoolAI will send you a link to the recording.
SchoolAI60 min → - Sep 2911:00 PM UTC
Session 9: Personalizing MagicSchool for Your Classroom
A repeat of the ambassador-led walkthrough of customizing MagicSchool for your subject and grade level so it works for your classroom from day one.
MagicSchool AI60 min → - Sep 3012:00 AM UTC
AI for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership K-12 (Part 4)
Session 4 of the ASDN AI series: thinking strategically about AI for professional growth and school leadership.
Alaska Staff Development Network90 min → - Oct 511:00 PM UTC
Apply AI Across Secondary Teaching and Learning (Synchronous Training Cohort)
A guided, three-meeting training from ISTE+ASCD and the Google AI Educator Series, facilitated by Beth Rayl. The cohort meets weekly for one hour: October 5, 19, and 26, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET. Participants work through selected Google AI Educator Series modules and earn GES badges at each session. Space is limited.
ISTE+ASCD60 min → - Oct 95:00 PM UTC
Build Student Inquiry Skills (Google AI Educator Series)
Explore ways to use AI to support student questioning, inquiry, and deeper thinking. A free, one-hour live train-the-trainer webinar from ISTE+ASCD and Google, with a module walkthrough, facilitator tips, and Q&A. Facilitated by Mike Johnson.
ISTE+ASCD60 min → - Oct 206:00 PM UTC
Disciplinary Reflection in the AI Age
Does the rise of AI tools change how we teach, and what we teach? This presentation argues that departments would benefit from focused discussion about the discipline-specific skills and knowledge shared with students in the age of AI, and that answers will differ by department. It describes one instructor's reflection on these questions and shares templates other departments can use to organize their own conversations.
@ONE (Online Network of Educators)60 min → - Oct 226:00 PM UTC
AI by Design: Implementing Responsible AI in K-12 Education
Part of the Best of CoSN Webinar Series. Led by Dr. Adam Phyall, this session brings together a panel of educators, technologists, and thought leaders to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming teaching, learning, and leadership. Attendees explore real-world case studies, emerging policies, and practical strategies for bringing AI into classrooms, schools, and districts.
CoSN60 min → - Oct 226:30 PM UTC
Streamline Lesson Planning: Creating Custom Learning Experiences with Britannica Studio
A one-hour session on workflows and feature updates in Britannica Studio that simplify lesson planning, resource curation, and content organization built on trusted Britannica material, plus ready-to-use Teach Britannica lesson ideas.
Britannica Education60 min → - Oct 235:00 PM UTC
Generate Tailored Scenarios (Google AI Educator Series)
Explore how AI can help faculty create tailored scenarios that support student engagement and applied learning. A free, one-hour live train-the-trainer webinar from ISTE+ASCD and Google, with a module walkthrough, facilitator tips, and Q&A. Facilitated by Eric Carbaugh.
ISTE+ASCD60 min → - Oct 279:00 PM UTC
The ARAD Framework: AI-Responsive Assignment Design for Human Learning
Design assignments that hold up in the age of generative AI. This session walks through ARAD 2.0, the AI-Responsive Assignment Design framework, covering its four-mode AI continuum, six core design principles, the eight-dimension evaluation rubric, and the GOALS process you can use to redesign any assignment in your own courses. Includes live Q&A and downloadable resources.
Evolve AI Institute60 min → - Oct 285:00 PM UTC
Custom-Designing Chatbots for Learning
Educational chatbots are everywhere, from common classrooms to Khan Academy, and the results are mixed. To understand why, this session examines the lessons learned and the bots that were built when dozens of college instructors collaboratively explored AI-mediated learning of language and content through Playlab app development. Instructor-created chatbots designed for learning through communication are analyzed and shared, with tips for building original chatbots.
@ONE (Online Network of Educators)60 min → - Nov 66:00 PM UTC
Evaluate Resources and Claims (Google AI Educator Series)
Explore how AI can support age-appropriate evaluation of resources, information, and claims. A free, one-hour live train-the-trainer webinar from ISTE+ASCD and Google, with a module walkthrough, facilitator tips, and Q&A. Facilitated by Brandy Washington.
ISTE+ASCD60 min → - Nov 108:00 PM UTC
The Evolution of Ethics: Navigating Generational Shifts with AI
As Generation Z and Alpha reshape expectations for trust, access and technology, online educators face new ethical challenges and opportunities. This webinar explores how faculty, staff and administrators can strengthen academic integrity, student trust and educational quality in rapidly changing digital environments, sharing human-centered approaches to AI integration, AI policy and digital surveillance.
@ONE (Online Network of Educators)60 min → - Nov 127:00 PM UTC
AI by Design: Implementing Responsible AI in K-12 Education (November Session)
Part of the Best of CoSN Webinar Series. Led by Dr. Adam Phyall, a powerhouse panel of expert educators, technologists, and thought leaders dive into how artificial intelligence is transforming teaching, learning, and leadership. Expect real-world case studies, emerging policies, and practical strategies to bring AI into classrooms, schools, and districts.
CoSN60 min → - Nov 1912:00 AM UTC
AI for Language and Literacy Instruction
As educators face increasing demands on their time, AI offers new opportunities to streamline routine tasks while enhancing teaching and learning. Artificial intelligence is transforming how educators support language development, literacy, and student engagement across learning environments. Whether you teach English Language Arts (ELA), English Language Development (ELD), dual-language immersion programs, world languages, or other language-learning courses, AI tools offer new opportunities to enhance instruction and personalize learning. In this webinar, participants will explore how AI tools can enhance student reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills; discover strategies for using AI to create instructional materials, scaffold language development, increase student engagement, and design differentiated learning experiences; and gain actionable strategies that can be applied across diverse language-learning contexts. Participants will identify practical AI tools that support language and literacy instruction across multilingual and language-learning settings, explore strategies for enhancing student engagement and language development through AI, apply AI tools to create personalized and differentiated learning experiences, and evaluate opportunities and considerations for integrating AI responsibly into classroom practice.
UMass Global60 min → - Nov 206:00 PM UTC
Design Assessments That Capture Student Thinking (Google AI Educator Series)
Explore how AI can support assessment design that makes student thinking more visible. A free, one-hour live train-the-trainer webinar from ISTE+ASCD and Google, with a module walkthrough, facilitator tips, and Q&A. Facilitated by Brandie Wright.
ISTE+ASCD60 min → - Nov 306:00 PM UTC
Use AI to Support Higher Education Instruction (Synchronous Training Cohort)
A guided, three-meeting training from ISTE+ASCD and the Google AI Educator Series, facilitated by Eric Carbaugh. The cohort meets weekly for one hour: November 30, December 7, and December 14, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET. Participants work through selected Google AI Educator Series modules and earn GES badges at each session. Space is limited.
ISTE+ASCD60 min → - Dec 116:00 PM UTC
Design Problem-Solving Scenarios That Encourage Critical Thinking (Google AI Educator Series)
Explore how AI can support the design of problem-solving scenarios that help students practice critical thinking. A free, one-hour live train-the-trainer webinar from ISTE+ASCD and Google, with a module walkthrough, facilitator tips, and Q&A. Facilitated by Mike Johnson.
ISTE+ASCD60 min → - Dec 123:00 PM UTC
Teach Students to Think (Not Just Copy) With AI
Students now have a tool that can write the essay, solve the problem, and summarize the reading before they have done any thinking of their own. Cognitive science is clear about what that costs: when we offload retrieval, productive struggle, and synthesis to a machine, we lose the very friction that builds durable understanding and transfer. But AI does not have to weaken thinking — used with intention, it can deepen it. Drawing on research in cognitive load, the generation effect, desirable difficulties, and metacognition, this session shows how AI can be designed into learning as a thinking partner instead of a shortcut. Participants will leave with a practical framework for assignments and classroom routines that use AI to make student reasoning visible, sharpen judgment, and prepare young people to think well in a world where answers are free and understanding is not. For educators, school and district leaders, and parents.
Learning & the Brain120 min → - Jan 1110:00 PM UTC
EmpowerED Superintendents edLeader Panel: Artificial Intelligence — Current Policies and Practice
Presented by CoSN and AASA, sponsored by ClassLink. AI is ever changing and growing in impact, and school systems are in a state of constant learning and teaching about artificial intelligence. Three superintendents share how their districts are currently approaching and leading multiple facets of AI, joined by CoSN's AI Project Director.
CoSN60 min → - Jan 1212:00 AM UTC
Build Foundational AI Skills for K-12 Education (Synchronous Training Cohort)
A guided, three-meeting training from ISTE+ASCD and the Google AI Educator Series, facilitated by Beth Rayl. The cohort meets weekly for one hour: January 11, 25, and February 1, 2027 at 7:00 PM ET. Participants work through selected Google AI Educator Series modules and earn GES badges at each session. Space is limited.
ISTE+ASCD60 min → - Jan 156:00 PM UTC
Make Research More Accessible to Students (Google AI Educator Series)
Explore how AI can help faculty make research more accessible and usable for students. A free, one-hour live train-the-trainer webinar from ISTE+ASCD and Google, with a module walkthrough, facilitator tips, and Q&A. Facilitated by Eric Carbaugh.
ISTE+ASCD60 min → - Jan 296:00 PM UTC
Create Scaffolds to Support Reading Comprehension (Google AI Educator Series)
Explore how AI can help create reading supports that make texts more accessible for learners. A free, one-hour live train-the-trainer webinar from ISTE+ASCD and Google, with a module walkthrough, facilitator tips, and Q&A. Facilitated by Brandy Washington.
ISTE+ASCD60 min → - Feb 912:00 AM UTC
Apply AI Across K-12 Teaching and Learning (Synchronous Training Cohort)
A guided, three-meeting training from ISTE+ASCD and the Google AI Educator Series, facilitated by Brandy Washington. The cohort meets weekly for one hour: February 8, 22, and March 1, 2027 at 7:00 PM ET. Participants work through selected Google AI Educator Series modules and earn GES badges at each session. Space is limited.
ISTE+ASCD60 min → - Mar 47:00 PM UTC
The District Operating System, Reimagined
Part of the Best of CoSN Webinar Series. Leaders showcase how AI-integrated workflows are actively redefining productivity across education departments. From HR and IT to curriculum and communications, presenters walk attendees through real workflows that streamlined systems, reduced staff fatigue, improved turnaround time, and saved money — introduced through a human-centered lens grounded in ethics, professional learning, and clarity.
CoSN60 min → - Mar 186:00 PM UTC
Driving Real Impact with AI
Part of the Best of CoSN Webinar Series. For AI to positively affect learning and educational outcomes, school leaders need to be intentional about why they are using AI and what they hope to change — including clarity about context, the district's approach to learning, how AI apps are built, and how success metrics are integrated. District leaders share the lessons they are learning implementing AI and how they are measuring outcomes.
CoSN60 min → - May 46:00 PM UTC
The JournAI
Part of the Best of CoSN Webinar Series. As AI rapidly enters classrooms, how can school systems lead with purpose, equity, and strategy? Learn from five diverse districts as they share how they defined their "why," addressed fears and opportunities, evaluated AI tools, and created practical guidelines and policies for ethical use. Attendees gain stakeholder engagement strategies, product evaluation tools, and policy samples.
CoSN60 min →
Past & on demand
AI in Education sessions you can catch up on
- Build Foundational AI Skills for Elementary Teaching (Synchronous Training Cohort)Sep 2026 · Ended
- How Schools AISep 2026 · Ended
- Adapt Materials to Meet Student Needs (Google AI Educator Series)Sep 2026 · Ended
- ChatGPT Edu 102 for K-12Sep 2026 · Ended
- Comal ISD on Launching AI for Real Student OutcomesSep 2026 · Ended
- Session 4: Meet Raina, Your AI Teaching AssistantSep 2026 · Ended
- AI for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership K-12 (Part 1)Sep 2026 · Ended
- ChatGPT Edu 101 for K-12Sep 2026 · Ended
- AI in K-12 Education: Transforming Operations, Supporting Employees and Managing RiskSep 2026 · Ended
- MagicSchool Unlocked: New Features, Fresh Tips & Everything You Need for Back to SchoolSep 2026 · Ended
- The Thinking Problem: A Science of Learning Solution for AI in SchoolsSep 2026 · Ended
- Session 2: Personalizing MagicSchool for Your ClassroomSep 2026 · Ended
- AI Is Already in the Classroom. AI Literacy Isn't.Sep 2026 · Ended
- Session 1: Where Do I Even Start? A First Look at MagicSchoolSep 2026 · Ended
- Getting Started with ISTE+ASCD and the Google AI Educator SeriesAug 2026 · Recording available
- Introducing ISBE's Artificial Intelligence (AI) GuidanceAug 2026 · Ended
- Get the Most Out of SchoolAI's Browser ExtensionJul 2026 · Ended
- AI in K-12: Navigating Ethics, Student Privacy and Responsible UseJun 2026 · Ended
- AI in K-12: Navigating Ethics, Student Privacy and Responsible UseJun 2026 · Ended
- AI in K-12: Navigating Ethics, Student Privacy and Responsible UseJun 2026 · Ended
- Better Outcomes, Not Just Better Tech: A New Era for AI in K-12Jun 2026 · Recording available
- Responsible AI in K-12: What Districts Are LearningJun 2026 · Ended
- MTSS + AI in Action: Reimagining Student SupportApr 2026 · Recording available
- AI Literacy in Practice: Prompting Strategies Every Educator Should KnowDec 2025 · Recording available
- AI in Action: Principals Share their Blueprint for Modern SchoolsSep 2025 · Recording available
- Harnessing AI for Personalized Learning in K–12 EducationJun 2025 · Recording available