Module 1: Learning in the Age of AI
Awareness, ethics, and smarter choices in a shifting educational landscape.
Module 2: Creative Sparks, Not Shortcuts
Using AI to break creative blocks, boost ideas, and think wider than ever.
Module 3: Refining Your Thinking with AI
Challenge ideas, improve your drafts, and reflect on when to lead with your own voice.
Module 4: Can You Trust AI?
Learn to verify facts, detect bias, and know when to rely on your own judgment.
Module 5: Ethics Beyond the Classroom
Learn how to make responsible AI choices in school, at work, and throughout life.
Across five clear modules, you’ll learn how to…
- Reflect on your AI habits, and shift from escape to enhance.
- Use AI as a creative partner to break blocks and spark new ideas.
- Sharpen your arguments, test assumptions, and strengthen your claims.
- Spot hallucinations and bias so you trust your work, and not just the tool.
- Lead with integrity, whether you’re writing, researching, or using AI at work.
Ready to take back control? Start now below!
Module 1:
Learning in the Age of AI
Module 1.1
Shortcuts or Superpowers? You Decide
Explore how AI can either support deep learning,
or tempt you to bypass it.
Key takeaway:
AI can be your collaborator, not your crutch,
if you use it with intention.
Own your next prompt—don’t let it own you.
Module 1.2
When AI Becomes the System
Uncover the hidden policies and power structures behind how AI is used in school.
Key takeaway:
Using AI without questioning who benefits is a missed chance to think critically about power and fairness.
Spot the shortcuts. Keep your thinking yours.
Module 1.3
Is Your AI Use Helping You?
Learn to evaluate your AI habits using a spectrum from helpful to harmful.
Key takeaway:
Context and intention decide where your AI use lands: helpful, harmful, or the gray zone.
Build your judgment muscle. Use AI your way.
Module 1.4
Fair For Whom? Spotting AI Bias
See how bias shows up in AI tools and how to challenge it with critical awareness.
Key takeaway:
Knowing that AI isn’t neutral is your first step toward using it wisely.
See it. Question it. Change it.
Matthew Agustin 