AI for educators

About this course

A course for teachers and tutors of any subject whose usual assignments stopped working once students got free access to AI tools. It covers which formats for checking knowledge no longer work, and what to do instead of a flat ban — honest ground rules for AI use, assignments that hold up against copying, and transparent grading that both students and parents trust.

The course is built around real topics: a lesson plan and its goals, explaining a complex topic at several levels, handouts and presentations, an assignment resistant to AI copying, a grading rubric and how transparent it is. The 'Working with a group' block covers mixed-level students, individual learning paths, and the hard conversation about suspected cheating without accusations; the final block is about assembling your own course end to end, from curriculum to measuring how well it worked.

The course suits practicing teachers, tutors, and instructional designers in any subject or format — school, university, courses, private lessons. No technical background is required, but you'll need access to any AI chat tool and at least one real class or course to work with, so you can complete the assignments and assemble a full set of materials.

What you'll learn

• Write assignments that hold up against one-click AI solutions
• Build a grading rubric with transparent criteria
• Explain a complex topic at several levels of difficulty
• Prepare handouts and adapt materials to a group's level
• Give feedback that teaches rather than just states a grade
• Design individual learning paths for mixed-level students
• Handle a suspected-cheating conversation without accusing anyone
• Assemble a course program from the final outcome back to a review cycle

What you'll end up with

• Complete materials for one real class: plan, explanation, handouts
• An assessment package: an AI-resistant assignment plus a rubric
• A month-long plan for working with your group
• A finished course program of your own, plus a certificate on paid plans

This course won't teach you to code or build your own AI tools, doesn't hand you a reliable way to detect AI-written text (detectors aren't trustworthy), and isn't for anyone who just wants to ban AI outright — it's about rebuilding how you teach, not banning a tool.