Responsible, Ethical AI Use for Today’s Classrooms
As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms how we teach and learn, educators and students alike need clear guidance on how to use AI ethically, responsibly, and effectively. EdTechTutor’s AI Fluency Program prepares schools to meet this moment with confidence—by providing structured, practical training on how to manage AI tools in the classroom.
Led by veteran educator Mr. Dudley, this workshop provides structured, practical training for both student users and educators seeking to use AI as a professional support tool, instructional aid, and classroom management resource. We proudly serve schools across Vermont and nationwide.

Why AI Fluency Matters in Schools
AI isn’t a distant trend—it’s already being used daily by students. Without a clear approach, schools risk either falling behind or reacting to misuse. But avoiding AI altogether—returning to pen-and-paper assessments or ignoring AI’s presence—doesn’t prepare students for the real world.
Instead, EdTechTutor helps schools develop thoughtful, forward-looking AI literacy, with a key focus on:
- Helping teachers understand how to use AI productively and ethically in their work
- Reframing student assessments and evaluations to reduce AI misuse while preserving authentic learning evidence
AI fluency is about more than avoiding cheating—it’s about preparing educators and learners to use this tool strategically, ethically, and creatively.

What This Program Covers
1. Ethical Use of AI for Teachers
- What counts as appropriate vs. inappropriate use
- Privacy considerations, student data safety, and legal guardrails
- Understanding algorithmic bias and transparency
- Teacher workflows: Using AI to plan, reflect, and support instruction
2. Reframing Assessments in the Age of AI
- Why going “back to paper” won’t solve AI misuse
- Strategies to design assessments that reduce the usefulness of AI for dishonest purposes
- Creating tasks that emphasize student thinking, creativity, and originality
- Reimagining learning artifacts and evaluation tools in AI-aware environments
3. AI Management Strategies for Classrooms
- How to introduce AI tools to students responsibly
- Building student fluency: understanding AI capabilities and limitations
- Classroom guardrails and expectations for using tools like ChatGPT
- Modeling healthy digital habits with emerging technologies
4. AI as an Educational Tool
- Prompts for brainstorming, idea generation, and drafting
- Supporting neurodiverse learners with AI tools
- Saving time for teachers: grading assistance, lesson planning, and parent communication
- Evaluating new tools as they emerge with an ethical lens
Who Is This Program For?
This class is designed for both:- Educators – Teachers, instructional coaches, and administrators learning to integrate AI into instruction and manage it within classroom workflows
- Students – Middle and high school learners who must develop responsible usage habits and understand how AI can support—not replace—their learning
- Entire School Districts – District leaders building consistent standards and proactive professional development around AI and computer literacy

Bring AI Fluency Training to Your School Today
Don’t wait to respond—lead the way. Prepare your educators and students with the training they need to use AI effectively, ethically, and strategically.
Contact EdTechTutor in Essex Junction, VT to schedule your AI Fluency workshop and set your school up for long-term success with AI.