
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Resources
Find resources, webinars, and the latest research on generative AI in K–12 education. Imagine Learning is committed to infusing the learning experience with AI tools that not only enhance efficiency but also personalize learning and support educators in meaningful ways.
Navigating the AI Landscape: Guidance and Insights for Educators

In the rapidly shifting and often confusing landscape of generative AI, we offer thoughtful perspectives informed by our Curriculum-Informed AI™ philosophy, expert guidance, and research-driven insights to educators and administrators.
Whether you’re just beginning to explore the possibilities AI offers or you’re seeking new ways to integrate AI into the classroom, you’ll find timely support below.
Research
Explore original research related to generative AI in education.
Webinars
Watch on-demand webinars from industry experts.

Teaching in the Age of AI: A Practical Series for K–12 Educators
Coming in early October!
Join Imagine Learning’s Professional Learning experts for a free, six-part series designed to help educators navigate the rapidly evolving role of AI in teaching and learning. Hands-on exploration ensures educators leave with actionable insights and a certificate of completion.
New, on-demand sessions will be released weekly through November.
Curriculum-Informed AI
AI in Education: Incenting Innovation, Implementing Guardrails
Explore ways that AI can empower human potential in our schools, helping enable teachers and engage students to drive better outcomes. Join Imagine Learning’s Sari Factor (Chief Strategy Officer), Dr. Elda Garcia (Executive Director of National Partnerships), and other educators as they discuss how leaders can and should develop guidelines for ethical and responsible use within their districts.)
State Guidelines
Across the nation, states are regulating and legislating the use of AI, particularly in education. Key themes include:
Evolving workforce needs
Equipping students to hold AI-driven jobs in the future and helping them acquire necessary skills like data literacy
Human-centered, responsible use
Using AI as a tool to augment, not replace, human capabilities and emphasizing the ethical, safe, and beneficial uses of AI
AI literacy and professional development
Integrating AI into teaching and learning, plus building AI literacy for students, educators, and communities
Equity and inclusion
Ensuring the accessibility of AI tools for all students and addressing equity concerns through inclusive design practices
Data privacy, security, safety
Protecting student data privacy, robust data governance and cybersecurity measures, and mitigating risks like automated cheating and plagiarism
Pedagogical considerations
Using AI to enhance teaching, learning, and critical thinking while improving student learning outcomes with evidence-based AI tools and curricula
Computer science education
Promoting computer science education to demystify AI systems and build conceptual understanding of AI’s inner workings
State Guidelines
Explore the latest on AI in education from the following states: