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Embedding AI into Teaching and Learning

Embedding AI into Teaching and Learning

A Proactive Methodology for Learners to Use AI as a Research Tool Without Risk of Plagiarism.
Created byJayna Gore
Last updated 7/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand the Role of AI in Modern Classrooms
  • Use AI Tools Responsibly and Effectively
  • Safeguard Academic Integrity in an AI-Driven Environment
  • Design Inclusive and AI-Resilient Assessments
  • Talking to learners about AI in a constructive way.

Course content

5 sections12 lectures45m total length
  • Introduction0:40
  • Student AI exercise
  • Using AI tools
  • Put yourself in the learner's shoes
  • What do you know about AI?

Requirements

  • Basic Digital Literacy Participants should be comfortable using web-based tools, navigating online platforms, and managing digital documents (e.g., Word, Google Docs).
  • Useful for teachers or those training to be teachers
  • Quality assurance teams within education
  • Anyone who wants to learn how AI impacts learners

Description

Generative AI is already being used by learners, trainers and assessors across the education and skills sector. The question is no longer whether AI should be used, but how training providers can implement it safely, consistently and in a way that supports high-quality teaching and learning.

This practical 45-minute course is designed specifically for independent training providers looking to integrate AI into everyday practice. It explores how AI can be introduced during learner induction, embedded into teaching and learning activities, and used to enhance productivity without compromising assessment integrity or learner authenticity.

The course also encourages providers to review and update key organisational documents, including Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), learner guidance, staff expectations and AI policies, helping to create a consistent approach across the organisation. You'll gain practical ideas for supporting trainers and assessors, setting clear expectations for learners, and promoting responsible AI use in line with evolving awarding body guidance.

Rather than focusing on the risks of AI alone, this course demonstrates how AI can become a valuable learning tool that improves engagement, develops digital skills and prepares learners for the modern workplace.

Whether you're a Quality Manager, Curriculum Lead, Operations Manager or training provider owner, this course provides practical guidance to help your organisation embrace AI with confidence, consistency and a clear implementation strategy.

Who this course is for:

  • All educators
  • Teacher trainer
  • Education management