Bring AI Into Your Classroom—Without Losing Your Creativity
A self-paced online workshop for teachers who want to experiment with AI, build student art vocabulary, strengthen critical thinking, and keep creativity at the center of learning.
AI in the Art Room — Creativity Challenges
3 Hours PD | Self-Paced | Creative & Practical
The most important thing about this training? It shows you how to guide your students to create AI-generated images and then analyze them critically using real visual arts vocabulary, so creativity, art and tech literacy all grow together.
WHO THIS IS FOR
This workshop is for art teachers, general ed teachers, and curriculum leaders who want to:
Explore AI tools like ChatGPT with intention
Build student art vocabulary and deeper reflection
Strengthen critical thinking with creative challenges
Stay grounded in human-centered teaching
Creativity • Student Voice • Critical Thinking • Art Vocabulary
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
✔️ Self-paced video lessons
✔️ Printable creativity challenges
✔️ 3-hour PD certificate
✔️ BONUS: Prompted to Create chapter download
✔️ BONUS: ChatGPT for Creative Classrooms guide
✔️ Unlimited lifetime access
3 PD Hours • Downloadable Prompts • Ready to Use
WHY IT MATTERS
Technology isn’t going away. But creativity shouldn’t either.
This workshop gives you realistic ways to bring AI into your lessons while protecting the spark that makes art education powerful: student ideas, voice, and curiosity.
You’ll walk away with practical examples, ready-to-print prompts, and strategies that teach kids how to think — not just what to click.
You’ll learn how to create images with your students and analyze the images for quality using visual arts vocabulary.
“You’re not here to be replaced. You’re here to reclaim creativity — and teach kids how to think.”
How It Works:
1️⃣ Click Enroll Now
2️⃣ Complete your secure checkout
3️⃣ Get instant access to your private workshop page
4️⃣ Watch anytime, use the resources, and print your PD certificate when you’re done
Easy Access • No Expiration • PD Credit