Sheffield AI in Education Training
Sheffield AI in Education Training
Learn Sheffield are offering a number of workshops on Artificial Intelligence in the summer term, to run alongside the AI in education working group. The sessions and work group are led by Catherine Elliott, Learn Sheffield Education Consultant, an experienced trainer and consultant in educational technology, AI and computing.
The cost will be £75 per person to attend with a bundle of up to 3 attendees for these sessions available for £150. If you would like more than 3 tickets to any session, please get in touch.
For any queries about the content of the programme or cost, please contact enquiries@learnsheffield.co.uk.
Colleagues can book on the sessions below using the booking links.
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Sheffield AI in Education project page
Index to the AI in Education Training 2024/25
| AI for Senior Leaders |
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Course Overview
What is Artificial Intelligence and Generative AI? What are the risks and opportunities of using AI in school? In this workshop you will learn about some practical steps you can take right now to lead on AI in your setting, including developing an AI strategy. This is essential training for all senior leaders in primary, secondary and special schools.
Audience: Senior Leaders
Trainer: Catherine Elliott, E-Learning Consultant
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Cohort 1
21 May 2025
4.00-5.30pm |
Online |
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| Practical AI for teachers and admin staff in schools |
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Course Overview
This session is for any teacher, teaching assistant or non-teaching staff member in schools who want to learn about what artificial intelligence is, the risks of using it, and a number of practical examples for using AI to support everyday admin tasks, lesson planning and resource creation. It is relevant to staff in all school settings.
Audience: Teachers, teaching assistants, non-teaching staff
Trainer: Catherine Elliott, E-Learning Consultant
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Cohort 1
2 July 2025
4.00-5.30pm |
Learn Sheffield |
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