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The Learning Library is your one-stop shop for ideas, strategies and research on the best ways to use technology for learning. You’ll find blog posts, podcasts, books, journals, courses, topic guides, webinars, and more.

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Case Studies

These case studies explore the use of artificial intelligence in a variety of school environments.

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Chillicothe Middle School

For Melissa Englert, artificial intelligence presented an opportunity to add an exciting new participatory component for students at Chillicothe Middle School.

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Hoover City Schools

Melanie Haynes was starting with a clean slate in undertaking an artificial intelligence project with a group of fifth-graders.

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The Dunham School

Teacher Ed Van Haute’s participation in ISTE’s AI in Education program launched him and his students on a journey of discovery about artificial intelligence.

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Westville School District

Lisa Coburn had a twofold learning goal in mind in introducing a group of students to artificial intelligence: The students would learn about AI by creating an AI device that would facilitate learning for other students.