About this Event
AI can reduce workload and support better planning, but only when it is used with the right boundaries.
For educators and school leaders, the challenge is not simply learning how to use AI. It is knowing where AI can genuinely improve productivity, what information needs to remain protected, and where professional judgement must stay with the educator.
This practical AI training for educators and school leaders provides a calm, hands-on space to explore responsible AI use in education. Designed for school leaders, teachers, TAFE and university educators, and education support staff, the session focuses on practical ways to use AI for lesson planning, administration, content development, research, and everyday workload management.
Who this is for
This session is designed for education professionals who want to understand how to use AI responsibly and effectively in education, without compromising privacy, professional standards, or human judgement:
- School principals and school leaders
- Teachers and teaching staff
- TAFE educators and trainers
- University lecturers and educators
- Education support staff
- Education professionals exploring responsible AI integration
What we will do together
- Explore practical AI use cases for education: Identify low-risk ways AI can support lesson planning, administration, content development, communication, and everyday workload.
- Identify appropriate boundaries: Understand what information should and should not be entered into AI tools, particularly when working with student, staff, or organisational information.
- Apply a responsible AI integration checklist: Use a practical framework to assess whether an AI use case is appropriate, useful, and safe.
- Practise reviewing AI outputs: Learn how to check AI-generated content for accuracy, relevance, bias, context, and suitability before using it in an educational setting.
- Build an educator AI practice plan: Turn the session into a practical plan for integrating AI into selected areas of your role.
- Plan for next-term implementation: Create a simple checklist to help you move from experimentation to responsible, practical use.
What you will take home
- A personalised Educator AI Practice Plan
- A practical Next-Term AI Implementation Checklist
- A Responsible AI Integration Checklist
- Practical approaches for reviewing AI-generated outputs
- Ideas for low-risk AI applications that can support planning and workload
Good to know
Please bring your laptop so you can participate in the practical activities and develop resources relevant to your own role.
No prior technical or AI experience is required. This is a practical professional development session designed to build your confidence in AI literacy, responsible AI use, education technology, workload efficiency, and AI integration in education.
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Event venue & nearby stays
The Platform, 256 Adelaide Terrace, Perth, Australia
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