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Bring big questions
into your classroom.

Explore AI literacy and make space for thoughtful, creative technology learning.

Teach with curiosity and confidence.

PROFESSIONAL LEARNING

AI for Educators

Explore AI fundamentals, why AI matters in education, tools for educators and students, classroom applications, and ethics.

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CLASSROOM RESOURCES

Teaching materials

Find AI teaching materials in Lab Junior’s linked resource store.

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SCHOOL CONNECTIONS

Start a school conversation

Discuss learning opportunities for your school or organization.

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Keep your own learning moving.

STATE GUIDANCE

U.S. States K–12 AI Literacy

Browse state AI education guidance, frameworks, and initiatives. Search by state, topic, or resource type.

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SHARED UNDERSTANDING

Parent & educator guide

Use a shared starting point for talking about AI.

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NATIONAL EDUCATION CONVERSATIONS

The bigger picture for AI education.

CSforALL · EDUCATION ADVOCACY

CSforALL: Unlock8 open letter

An open letter calling for computer science and AI to become a high school graduation requirement. Explore the case for expanding access to these skills.

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WHITE HOUSE · APRIL 23, 2025

AI education for American youth

The April 23, 2025 executive order outlines priorities for youth AI literacy, educator training, and education partnerships. Read the original policy document.

Read the executive order

Explore immersive learning.

EXPLORE A NEW LEARNING AREA

XR: Virtual & Augmented Reality

Consider how virtual environments and digital models could support classroom learning goals.

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MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Get to know Matt Metheny.

Learn about Matt’s background and explore his learning certificates.

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LET’S MAKE SOMETHING POSSIBLE

Your next big idea starts with a little curiosity.