AI Resources and Tools

Put together by the metaLab (at) Harvard, the AI Pedagogy project provides resources to help educators who are curious about the role of AI in the classroom. The AI Starter is a short, introductory guide to help you make confident choices about AI in your classroom.

Added 9.10.2025. This course, co-created by the team at Anthropic and professors Rick Dakan and Joseph Feller, "enables more effective, efficient, ethical, and safe human-AI collaboration, regardless of which new AI models or tools emerge."

Created by OpenAI, the folks begind ChatGPT, the OpenAI Academy is meant to be a free online resource hub to support AI literacy for all. It includes resources that are geared specifically towards education.

This free course from SageCampus is designed to help you deepen your understanding of how ChatGPT works by teaching you how to apply a systematic approach to your prompt engineering to help you get better results. (You will be asked to fill out a survey before you enter the course.)
Includes certificate of completion.

This two-hour course from Google will give you the chance to explore how you can use GenAI as a teacher to save time on administrative tasks, create personalized learning experiences for students, and plan/update lesson materials. This course was created by Google in collaboration with MIT RAISE.

This course - delivered through seven "bite-sized" lessons via email - was designed for teachers to help explore AI basics, AI offerings, and tangible use cases for using AI Search.

This free 2-hour, hands-on course is designed to help educators get started using ChatGPT to save time, engage students, and implement AI responsibly.
Includes Certificate of Completion.

This five-part series available on YoutTube offers a practical approach to AI for teachers and students with quick (max. 13 minute) videos. Created by Dr. Ethan Mollick and Dr. Lilach Mollick from Wharton School.

This webinar looks at the ways that faculty can utilize AI to help teach more effectively. We do not have Feedback Fruits, but the points made are applicable beyond that software.

This podcast with learning scientist Dr. Philippa Hardman argues that AI can only help education if used with GOOD learning design in mind, and offers cautions about the use and misuse of AI with insight into the importance of AI Literacy.

This short video from Pratt Insitute professor, Damon Chaky, provides a quick glimpse into how using GenAI tools helps build familiarity, allowing you to more readily catch when students are employing these tools.

This 30 minute course walks you through practical applications of the new generative AI features in Adobe Express to support student creativity.

This webinar is the first in a four part series by the Friday Institute that is geared specifically for educators delving into the world of AI.

This report from the World Economic Forum explores the potential benefits of AI for teachers and students. Includes case studies showing how AI can be used to personalize learning, streamline admin tasks, and integrate into curricula.

Put together by the HAI at Stanford University, this report brings together data from across the field of AI to help everyone develop a thorough understanding of the field of AI.

This report summarizes the current sentiments and experiences of the higher ed community related to the future of AI in higher ed.