Five steps to bringing AI into your classroom.
Madlen's training series for teachers, educators and trainee teachers is now live. Walk through the layers of a neural network, fix broken prompts, design your own assignments, clean the data leak out of a prompt and plan a 40-minute AI lesson minute by minute. Learning by doing, not just listening.
AI fundamentals
Decide "is this AI?", run a neural network layer by layer, watch how a large language model predicts the next word, and compare five common myths with the facts.
Effective prompt writing
See tokens with your own eyes, build your own prompt with a five-component framework, explore nine advanced prompt techniques level by level, and watch a prompt mature across three rounds.
Materials & assessment
Evaluate a tool against five criteria, explore AI's task map for teachers, produce a single learning objective as both a visual and a podcast, then design two different assignments and assess with the AIAS scale.
Responsible and ethical AI use
Clean the data leak out of a prompt, run the "am I allowed to enter this" decision tree, hunt the bias in an output, rank how much scrutiny each task deserves, and generate the AI policy you take to your school.
AI in the classroom
See the AI that answers next to the AI that asks, mark where learning happens in a pupil dialogue, split one objective into three levels, find the gap in your class data and build a 40-minute flow minute by minute.
Teaching how to use it, not just selling it.
Research is clear: the main reason teachers feel frustrated with AI is not the model's limitations, it's the ambiguity of their instructions. Moreover, familiarity with technology doesn't mean using it well; pupils who love AI can score surprisingly low on prompt quality in studies. This course was designed to close exactly that gap.
Five steps, five questions, five answers.
Free, no sign-up, immediately useful.
Completely free
No registration, no payment, no time limit. Open to every teacher, accessible at any time.
25+ interactive exercises
You learn by doing, not reading. Reinforce every concept with your hands on the keyboard.
Evidence-based content
Content grounded in NEA, Microsoft and Wharton research, data, not marketing.
Use it in class tomorrow
Every module ends with tools and prompts you can bring into your classroom the very next day.
