AI Teacher Advisory Council Resource Collection
This AI Teacher Advisory Council equips educators with resources to utilize our in-depth reporting on Information and Artificial Intelligence as a tool that informs critical conversations around questions of AI ethics and accountability in their learning communities.
The program recognizes that, as target audiences for many AI tools, educators and students can offer meaningful contributions to the ongoing work of addressing the challenges and opportunities in AI development. This is particularly true in the case of the predictive and surveillance tools deployed in classrooms and other learning environments. In order to effectively facilitate these critical conversations within their learning communities, educators need support developing their own awareness of AI Accountability and directly engaging in conversations about AI Ethics in the education space.
The resources in this collection have been created in collaboration with 31 educators from across the United States who participated in our 2024, 2025, and 2026 cohorts. The collection includes resources for knowledge building, teacher training, classroom instruction, and school community engagement with AI Accountability. For more information on our AI Teacher Advisory Council program, or to find out how you can apply for future cohorts, email [email protected].
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Lesson Plans
AI Accountability Training Resource
This resource is designed to support school and/or district-wide professional development on AI Accountability.
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AI powers captions, voice assistants, and translation tools. But who designs these systems and who gets left out? Journalist Joanna S. Kao investigates AI and accessibility.
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Lesson Plans
AI Accountability Classroom Toolkits
This resource is designed to support classroom engagement with AI journalism by providing background information and key concepts for better understanding artificial intelligence and its societal...