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Practice

Reading about AI only goes so far. These tools let you try it, and each one ends with something you can do, decide or use tomorrow.

Start here

If you have barely used AI, begin with a few concrete steps and early wins you can try this week.

First Steps

Your practical getting-started guide to using AI in education — simple, concrete steps you can take today.

Quick Wins

Three immediate, high-impact ways to use AI in your classroom this week.

Think it through with AI

Bring a question, a lesson or an article and work through it in conversation.

Ask the Guides

Talk with Saya, Marcus and Zara, three guides with different views on AI in learning. Paste an article or a lesson and get each one's reading.

Brevait — French Coach

A writing coach for the French brevet: it asks questions and gives feedback, and the writing stays yours.

Write better prompts

Learn what makes a prompt work, then borrow and adapt ones that already do.

Prompt Builder

An interactive tool to build effective AI prompts using the CRAFT framework.

Prompt Library

A curated collection of ready-to-use AI prompts for educators across subjects and education sectors.

Weigh your decisions

See where your institution stands, and rehearse the ethical calls before they are real.

AI Readiness Assessment

Evaluate your institution's readiness for AI integration across infrastructure, skills, policy, and culture.

Ethics Simulator

Explore ethical dilemmas in AI and education through interactive scenarios.

Learn by playing

Games where the learning happens in the play itself.

Learning Games

Video games built for learning — explore archaeology, marine conservation, astronomy, and physics through four free browser games created within the CEMI and ailearning.global ecosystem.

Comprehensive AI learning designed for educators, by educators. From awareness to mastery.

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