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Purdue to offer AI and STEM professional development for Indiana educators with LEGO® Education Computer Science & AI kits  Purdue University

Midwest AI/Machine Learning Generative AI Bootcamp for College Faculty  colleges.ccc.edu

Midwest AI/Machine Learning Agentic AI Bootcamp for College Faculty  colleges.ccc.edu

UNL professors learn AI tools for early childhood education at campus summit  KHGI

Community colleges get free AI curriculum and faculty training as Microsoft expands NAAIC partnership  EdTech Innovation Hub

You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. Skip Navigation Cover Story Are Aspiring Educators All In on AI—or Not? Future teachers weigh the pros and cons of AI in the classroom. By: Ali Schalop , Contributor Published: April 17, 2026 First Appeared In NEA Today for Aspiring Educators, Spring 2026 Share Viewing: Preface Back to Top Ethan Rapp, a junior in secondary history education at Pennsylvania Western University—Edinboro, says he created his first

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News Covering Kentucky Actions Facebook Tweet Email Model Laboratory educator 1 of 50 nationwide helping build an AI teaching framework Prev Next By: Caleb Barnes Posted RICHMOND, Ky. (LEX 18) — An English teacher from Model Laboratory Schools in Richmond is one of 50 educators from across the country that will come together to build a guidance for how to use AI in the classroom.

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Skip to main content All Articles Micro-credential course teaches K-12 educators critical AI literacy skills April 08, 2026 Watch above: Artificial intelligence is already part of everyday classroom conversations, yet many educators are still learning how to use it responsibly and meaningfully. The Critical AI in Education Pathways course, developed at Iowa State University, is a research-based, human-centered learning experience designed for K-12 educators.

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