The AI Literacy Collaborative brings together educators, researchers, and district partners to support thoughtful, ethical, and practical AI use by K–12 teachers. Join teachers, instructional coaches, administrators, and curriculum leaders for a multi-day convening focused on helping educators understand how artificial intelligence is shaping teaching and learning.
Build a shared understanding of how AI tools work, including their capabilities and limitations
Explore ethical considerations for AI use in K-12 classrooms
Learn evidence-based strategies for integrating AI tools into teaching and learning
Engage with perspectives from students, parents, and industry partners on how AI is shaping their communities
Build cross-district relationships that support ongoing professional learning
Explore evidence-based instructional practices for integrating AI into instructional planning, teaching, and assessment
Practice using AI tools to draft and refine lessons, analyze student work, and design assessments
Develop strategies adaptable to participants' own grade levels, subject areas, and student populations
Strengthen teachers' professional expertise as the foundation for instructional decision-making with AI
Whether you are just beginning to explore AI or already experimenting in your classroom, convening creates space to learn, ask questions, and collaborate with peers.
This convening is designed for:
K–12 teachers across all subject areas
Instructional coaches and curriculum specialists
School and district administrators
Teacher leaders
Educator preparation faculty
District teams exploring AI integration
The AI Literacy Collaborative Convening Series will be held at the
UC San Diego Campus
Day 1: Saturday, August 22, 2026
Day 2: Saturday, September 19, 2026
Are you trying new, thoughtful ways to use AI in your classroom or school? We invite teachers, coaches, and school leaders to share interactive breakout sessions that highlight responsible AI use, practical classroom strategies, and ways to support all students.
Join us in building a strong, educator-led community focused on teaching with and about AI in meaningful and equitable ways.