AI and Education

Before tonight’s webinar, take 2 minutes to post on our Padlet.

👉 Add your examples here: https://padlet.com/sharemylesson/the-ai-educator-brain-on-multilingual-…

Tonight’s episode, The AI Educator Brain on Multilingual Classrooms: Supporting ELLs with AI Translation Tools, explores how AI can help educators translate, scaffold, and connect across languages.

What to share on the Padlet:

📝 Family Communication: Paste a short letter or message you send to families.
🌍 Translation Tools You’ve Tried: Share what tools or strategies you’ve used to communicate with multilingual learners or families.
🧩 Challenges Where AI Could Help: Tell us one classroom or communication challenge where AI might make a difference.

And because it’s too fun not to bring back…

👀 Creepy or Cool? — Keep adding your wildest AI finds to our running “Creepy or Cool” Padlet from last month!
👉 ADD YOUR CREEPY OR COOL: https://padlet.com/sharemylesson/creepy-or-cool-share-your-ai-examples-…

See you tonight at 6:00 pm ET!
REGISTER: https://sharemylesson.com/webinars/ai-educator-brain-multilingual-class…

Kelly Booz, Sari Beth Rosenberg, and EdBrAIn

P.S. Can’t post ahead of time? No problem. You can still add your ideas live during the webinar.

Special Human Guest:
We’re excited to welcome Sam Canning-Kaplan, K-12 Education Lead at OpenAI, who partners with PK-12 organizations to help them safely and effectively navigate the opportunities of generative AI. Before joining OpenAI, Sam spent more than a decade in the K-12 edtech space, including roles at Google for Education, Schoology, Wiley, and IEEE.

I am a 5th grade teacher in Georgia, and I’m thrilled to be learning about PLNs in my graduate class. While exploring, I came across Share My Lesson and was immediately drawn to it. As I looked through the site, I noticed the AI and Education community and joined right away. At first, I was hesitant about using AI, but toward the end of last school year I tried the AI tool Brisk to help grade student essays and it was truly a lifesaver. Now, I’m excited to discover even more tools that can help make the more tedious parts of teaching more manageable, so I can focus more of my energy on my students.

We need your help for tonight’s EdBrain webinar, The AI Educator Brain on Classroom Management: Calm, Clear and AI-Assisted.
We’ve set up two Padlets for you to post on before the session. Your submissions will shape our live activities, and we’ll feature some of them in real time.

Need to register? Do so here: https://sharemylesson.com/webinars/ai-educator-brain-classroom-manageme…

Padlet #1: From Chaos to Calm
What routines drain your time? What norms set the tone? What behaviors or patterns keep popping up? Share your classroom realities here:
👉 https://padlet.com/sharemylesson/chaos_clam

Padlet #2: Creepy or Cool?
One of our regular (and favorite!) segments is Creepy or Cool, where we look at surprising AI examples together. This time, we’re flipping it. We want your submissions. Post an AI tool, story, or example you’ve seen and tell us: creepy, cool, or maybe a little of both.
👉 https://padlet.com/sharemylesson/creepy_or_cool

Though we might regret saying this...we can’t wait to see what you share!

See you tonight,

Kelly Booz, Sari Beth Rosenberg, and EdBrAIn

P.S. Can’t post ahead of time? No problem. You’ll be able to add your ideas live during the webinar too.

And I am new here and want to be a sponge. There are so many opportunities for positive use of AI in education.

My name is Dr. Kathleen Carroll. I have always been an educator - art teacher, 9th grade facilitator, alternative education, district teacher leader, school administrator, adjunct college professor, researcher, trainer, consultant.

My name is Maria Angala, WTU AFT Local6 member and bilingual special education teacher in Washington DC. I am currently the Lead Teacher at RTEC's Digital Literacy Academy. Are there any other members in this discussion board? I would love to engage in discussions at how other teachers in other school districts are using AI in their classroom. How is it helping? What's your school's policy/ guidelines on this?

I would love to learn how AI could help the math teachers and the attendance coordinators in the schools.

We’ve been busy behind the scenes, and we’re thrilled to finally share what’s next for Share My Lesson.
As a member of our AI & Education community, you’re the first to know:

We’ve partnered with OpenAI to bring you a brand-new tool on Share My Lesson—introducing EdBrAIn (yep, the capital “AI” is on purpose).
Over a year ago, EdBrAIn was launched as our fun little bot for the AI Educator Brain PD series, helping us teach how AI can support real classroom needs.

Now, EdBrAIn has evolved into a hands-on and ready-for-action beta tool that helps you quickly adapt Share My Lesson resources, with AI doing the heavy lifting.

What you can do with EdBrAIn:
- Adjust the grade level of a lesson
- Translate a resource into another language
- Convert a lesson into a worksheet, activity, quiz, discussion guide, and more

Just log into Share My Lesson, head to any resource, and look for the ✨ “EdBrAIn It” button.

Select your settings, click “EdBrAIn It”, and we’ll email your customized version directly to your inbox.

Learn more here: https://sharemylesson.com/edbrain