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Ethical AI Classroom

@ethicalaiclassroom.bsky.social

Practical, research-informed AI ethics for K–12 and higher ed. Free tools for citing AI, classroom rules, and school AI policy. Clarity over hype. Judgment over shortcuts. People before platforms. ethicalaiclassroom.com

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Ethical AI Classroom @ethicalaiclassroom.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Try this Monday: write your class AI charter with your students, not for them. Students who shape the norms are more likely to keep them. Our free Class AI Charter Creator walks you through it. ethicalaiclassroom.com/tools/class-charter #EduSky

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Ethical AI Classroom @ethicalaiclassroom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

A student uses AI to brainstorm, then writes every word themselves. Should they have to disclose it? A) Yes, always B) No, the writing is theirs C) Depends on the assignment We'd love to hear your reasoning. #EduSky

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Ethical AI Classroom @ethicalaiclassroom.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

How should students cite AI? Our free Citation & Disclosure Builder creates an MLA, APA, or Chicago citation, a disclosure statement, and a prompt record. No login, and nothing leaves your browser. ethicalaiclassroom.com/tools/citation #EduSky

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Ethical AI Classroom @ethicalaiclassroom.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Before any AI tool enters a classroom, ask four questions: 1. Purpose: what learning problem does it solve? 2. People: who benefits, and who could be harmed? 3. Privacy: what data goes in, and where does it go? 4. Responsibility: who is accountable when it's wrong? #EduSky #EduSkyAI

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Ethical AI Classroom @ethicalaiclassroom.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

AI is already in the classroom. Ethics should be, too. We're Ethical AI Classroom: research-informed guidance for educators and school leaders, plus free tools for citing AI, classroom AI rules, and school AI policy. Glad to join #EduSky. What's the hardest AI question at your school?

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