
AI+ Educators
AI Skills Every Education Professional Needs
AI for educators in any sector.
Preparation is eating your evenings, marking is eating your weekends, and the guidance from your institution about AI is either absent or contradictory. This book gives every educator — teacher, lecturer, trainer — the Educator AI Safety Protocol, the Educator Prompt Toolkit (25 copy-ready prompts across the plan–deliver–assess–reflect cycle), and a 30-day adoption plan. Written for the profession, not for the tech press.
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- 25 ready-made, market-tested prompts across the plan-deliver-assess-reflect cycle
- The Educator AI Safety Protocol — five-component safety check for learner data, age-appropriateness, assessment security, institutional compliance, and the modelling effect
- The Education AI Readiness Spectrum — four-stage diagnostic for individual and institutional adoption
- An assessment design discipline that survives the AI era — testing genuine understanding, not surface output
- A 30-day plan that fits primary, secondary, university, vocational, or corporate learning contexts
Any professional whose primary role involves designing, delivering, or supporting learning for others. This includes: primary and secondary school teachers, university lecturers, vocational and technical instructors, corporate trainers and L&D professionals, tutors, teaching assistants in supervisory roles, curriculum coordinators, and learning designers. The common thread: they plan learning experiences, create or curate content, assess learner progress, communicate with learners and stakeholders, and manage the administrative overhead of education. Typically 2–20 years in education. Their daily work involves a recurring cycle of plan–deliver–assess–reflect, regardless of sector or level.
Also for:School leaders and heads of department wanting a practical foundation before reading T2-12; librarians supporting teaching staff; newly qualified educators; career changers entering education; education technology coordinators seeking common ground with teaching staff.
- Identify at least five areas in their daily education work (planning, assessment, communication, administration, professional development) where AI can improve quality or efficiency
- Apply structured prompting techniques (PRISM) to core education tasks: writing learning materials, designing assessments, drafting communications to learners and stakeholders, and summarising educational data
- Evaluate AI-generated educational content for accuracy, pedagogical soundness, bias, accessibility, and age/level-appropriateness using the TRUST framework with education-specific criteria
- Apply the Educator AI Safety Protocol to protect learner data, maintain academic integrity, and comply with institutional AI-use policies
- Design a personal AI adoption plan and demonstrate measurable improvement in at least three routine education tasks within 30 days
- Diagnostic
- How AI-Ready Is Your Education Practice?
- Chapter 1
- AI in Education Right Now
- Chapter 2
- What AI Can (and Cannot) Do for Educators
- Chapter 3
- How to Prompt AI as an Educator
- Chapter 4
- AI for Planning and Preparation
- Chapter 5
- AI for Assessment and Feedback
- Chapter 6
- AI for Communication and Administration
- Chapter 7
- AI Safety, Ethics, and Academic Integrity
- Chapter 8
- AI for Professional Growth
- Chapter 9
- AI Across Education Sectors
- Chapter 10
- Your 30-Day Educator AI Starter Plan
- Back matter
- Skill Summary · Recommended Next Reads · Glossary · Tool Reference
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