Inclusive AI Strategies
Free Resources
There is no single strategy for handling inappropriate AI use by students. These free resources can help you build one.
ELA Course Assistant for high school students (opens in new tab)
Student Survey / Discussion Questions (opens in new tab)
Clear Communication for Learners
Course Introduction Statement (opens in new tab), Suggestions for Appropriate Use (opens in new tab)
Appropriate BrAInstorming Techniques for Learners (opens in new tab)
(See examples (opens in new tab) for what a custom app like this could look like!)
See sample lesson supplements
Animated cinematics & visual essays
Short, drop-in supplements for literature, mythology, AI literacy, and media literacy units, each one only a few minutes long and free to share with your class.
A revised Grade 12 literacy unit
Odell Education’s openly licensed unit Making Evidence-Based Claims, revised for accessibility, inclusion, and AI-era skills, with Google Docs, supported tools, and every change logged. Free under CC BY-NC-SA.
See what a full course can look like
Creative Writing Through Dungeons & Dragons
Students craft characters, build worlds, and write scenes through the lens of tabletop RPG. Browse the whole thing; it’s released under CC BY-NC so you can borrow freely. Want a course like this built for your program? Let’s schedule a meeting!
Questions?
For questions, email info@inclusiveaistrategies.com
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