Specifically for school leaders, this course offers ideas for change management regarding the use of artificial intelligence in schools. Leaders will practice with a few AI tools and gain strategies to use with all stakeholders as they lead up, through, and around the school community. Downloadable resources are part of the course and the learner has an opportunity to create 2 plans they can use within their local context.
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