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Skills21 at EdAdvance, in partnership with Southern Connecticut State University’s Office of Workforce and Lifelong Learning, proudly announces the AI in K-12 Education micro-credential. The training will be facilitated by Matt Mervis and Dr. Liz Radday from EdAdvance, hosts of the popular podcast, ChatEDU.
This winter course is now full. Sign up below to get notified of the first Spring course.
The micro-credential is structured around five essential modules. Each module includes video instruction and activities, offering actionable strategies for educators.
Foundations | Prompting Pros | Shifting Assessment | Multimedia | Future Focus
To further support your learning, we are offering four optional synchronous Zoom meetings from 6:00-7:00 PM EST on the following dates:
Jan 23 (Thur) | Feb 4 (Tue) | Feb 13 (Thur) | Feb 27 (Thur)
Participants who complete this training will earn a digital badge through Southern CT State University in partnership with Credly.
Benefits
Develop AI-Integrated Curriculum
Build AI Leadership Skills from Classroom to District
Create Classroom, School, and District Guidelines
Learn to Use AI Applications in All Aspects of Your Work
ChatEDU Podcast Highlights are Integrated Throughout the Course from Hosts Matt Mervis and Dr. Elizabeth Radday
Matt and Liz provided engaging, interactive materials and thoughtful guidance. The synchronous meeting added a layer of community building and deepened the learning from the modules. I highly recommend this course to anyone looking to integrate AI thoughtfully into their educational practice.
Educational Technology Specialist
Multnomah Education Service District (Oregon)
Have a question about the AI in K-12 Education micro-credential? Check out our list of FAQs here.