ACFE: Using AI to Develop Teaching Tools and Resources for Pre-Accredited Training
Teachers create engaging, inclusive, and learner-centred teaching resources while reducing preparation time. This practical 3-hour online workshop introduces four accessible AI tools that can support lesson planning, resource development, content creation, and learner engagement in pre-accredited training.
Description
Artificial Intelligence (AI) can help Learn Local teachers create engaging, inclusive, and learner-centred teaching resources while reducing preparation time. This practical 3-hour online workshop introduces four accessible AI tools that can support lesson planning, resource development, content creation, and learner engagement in pre-accredited training. Through demonstrations and hands-on examples, participants will explore how AI can be used to generate learning activities, discussion questions, visual resources, differentiated materials, and teaching aids for diverse learner groups. The session will also examine how to evaluate AI-generated content, write effective prompts, and apply ethical practices when using AI in education. Participants will leave with practical ideas and resources they can immediately apply in their teaching practice.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify the strengths and limitations of four AI tools for developing teaching resources and learning activities.
- Write effective prompts to generate lesson content, learner resources, and classroom activities.
- Use AI tools to create and adapt teaching materials for learners with diverse literacy, language, and digital skill levels.
- Evaluate and refine AI-generated content to ensure quality, accuracy, and suitability for adult learners.
- Apply ethical and responsible AI practices when using AI to support teaching and learning.
Session includes
Certificate of Attendance
Session Details
This session is funded by the ACFE Board.

Am I eligible?
Registration for this professional learning session is limited to staff employed by Learn Local organisations funded by the ACFE Board.