AI Safety & Responsible Use
Innovation with guardrails.
The problem
AI in classrooms cannot be a free-for-all. Without shared principles around bias, privacy, and student data, even the best tools can do harm.
The goal
Pilot educational sessions and trainings on responsible AI use that may be rolled out network-wide — so every Ednovate classroom is grounded in equity, safety, and good judgment.
Approach
How they piloted it.
- 01
Design and pilot AI safety trainings for educators
- 02
Open discussion of bias, privacy, and student data considerations
- 03
Teach educators why it's our responsibility to build critical thinking skills in a world of AI
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Refine sessions for potential network-wide rollout
AI that sustains, not supplants.
What this pilot is — and isn't
Guardrails exist because people matter more than tools. This strand is the network's commitment that nothing gets near a classroom without educators interrogating its bias, its privacy footprint, and its impact on student thinking. Our responsibility is to make sure technology serves kids and teachers — not the other way around.
The team
Educators on the ground.
Lanira Murphy
Ednovate Support Team
Co-Lead, AI Safety & Responsible Use
Kevin Nham
Ednovate Support Team
Co-Lead, AI Safety & Responsible Use