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AI-Resilient Materials: From Foundational Principles to Practical Design

Date
Thursday, October 8, 2026
Time
5:00 PM UTC1:00 PM EDT12:00 PM CDT10:00 AM PDT
Length
90 minutes
Price
Free
Audience
ESL/EFL teachers, materials writers, curriculum specialists, and teacher educators
Scope
K-12
Grade band
Not stated
Certificate / CE credit
Not mentioned
Recording
Not announced
Members only
No
Speakers
Not listed

A free webinar from TESOL's Materials Writers Interest Section (MWIS). As Generative AI reshapes language education, materials writers face a critical challenge: how to design learning resources that prevent AI-dependent substitution while maintaining pedagogical rigor. The session approaches AI resilience from three perspectives: foundational principles and capabilities for content creators; cognitive realities and student engagement in AI-saturated environments; and practical design — actionable task designs, templates, and classroom-tested AI-based materials that mandate deep cognitive processing. Presented by Dr. Mathias Schulze (San Diego State University), Rawan Saqfalhett (EFL teacher and PhD candidate, Universitat Rovira i Virgili), and Joshua Yardley (ELT materials writer).

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