🧑🏫Engaging, Classroom-Ready AI Lessons from Stanford (That You’ll Actually Use) 🏛️
Looking to bring AI into your classroom without spending hours prepping? Check out the CRAFT collection from Stanford - Classroom-Ready Resources About AI For Teaching: 👉 https://craft.stanford.edu/resources/
These lessons are
✅ Vetted and co-designed with real teachers
🧠 Thoughtful and discussion-ready
🛠️ Low/no prep
🕒 Flexible - 15-minute activities to multi-day explorations
CRAFT’s resources are designed to fit seamlessly into your teaching schedule and are adaptable across a wide range of subjects - science, arts, history-social science, language arts, math, and societal studies.
A few of our favorites
🤖 How Can I Build My Own Chatbot? Students create and test their own chatbots while exploring how prompts shape AI behavior - and the opportunities and risks that come with it.
📝 Is ChatGPT Plagiarizing? A great entry point into ethical questions around AI and authorship - what does it really mean to plagiarize in the age of generative tools?
🎵 How Can AI Be Used in Music Generation? Students compare AI-generated lyrics and compositions to human-created work, then dig into creative and ethical debates.
Whether you have 15 minutes or an entire week, these classroom-ready lessons make it easy to bring meaningful AI conversations to your students.
✨ Explore the full collection:https://craft.stanford.edu
Let me know if you try one - I’d love to hear how it goes!