With so many EdTech tools available, how do you know which one will work for you and your students?  School AI is a teacher-centered tool that streamlines planning, communication, and classroom support. It helps educators apply Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles more easily by offering flexible, responsive tools for meeting diverse student needs. The result is more efficient, equitable, and inclusive teaching.

School AI is a teacher-centered tool designed specifically for schools and classrooms. Unlike general-purpose tools like ChatGPT, it includes built-in guardrails and supports educator workflows such as lesson planning, feedback, and communication. Similar to tools like MagicSchool, it supports real-time planning, feedback, and instructional delivery, including interactive educator and student spaces. This session will help you learn how to use School AI to apply Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles through intentional planning, accessible student supports, and differentiated instruction.

This learning series includes two 90-minute live sessions, plus about two hours of asynchronous “homefun” between sessions. All parts are required in order to earn clock hours.  Please plan on joining the live sessions on a computer (not a phone) with speakers, a microphone, and a camera. This is an active course — your participation is what makes it work!

Live Session 1: 
 Welcome and Introductions
 Tour of Core Features
 Introduction to UDL and Connections to School AI
Closing and Next Steps
 
 Homefun: 
 Set up a space and invite facilitators and other participants
 Participate in the spaces of others
Reflect on what UDL guidelines your experiences could meet
 
 Live Session 2: 
 Welcome and Reflection on Homefun
 UDL in Practice
 Deep Dive into School AI Spaces
 Reflection
 Closing/Next Steps
 Staying up to date and more learning opportunities