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Two Free AI Resources Every Teacher Should Download

30 July 2026 47:18 Dan Bowen and Ray Fleming

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Two Free AI Resources Every Teacher Should Download
Lee Barrett joins Ray to unpack the biggest AI in education news and research.

This week, while Dan enjoys the Pacific Northwest, Ray is joined by returning guest Lee Barrett (from CEnet) for a wide-ranging discussion on the latest AI in education news and research.

The episode explores why one of the world's leading law schools is restricting technology in first-year classes while embracing AI later in the course, what Anthropic's new Claude for Teachers initiative could mean for educators, and why headlines about AI "writing" university assignments deserve much closer scrutiny.

The conversation also dives into five new research papers covering AI-assisted teaching, student feedback, assessment reform, learning analytics, and how students are really using AI in higher education.

Along the way, Ray and Lee discuss why assessment - not AI detection - is becoming education's biggest challenge; why productive struggle still matters; and why good teaching remains at the heart of meaningful learning.

This week's free resources
Show Your Work: Assessment in the Age of AI – a practical collection of ideas for designing assessment in an AI-enabled world.
The Science of Learning and Generative AI: A Practical Guide for Secondary Teachers – a research-informed guide from La Trobe University that connects learning science with practical classroom use of AI.


News mentioned
Chicago Law School's first-year technology changes
Anthropic's Claude for Teachers
More than 50% of Australian university assignments used AI - and Turnitin's Learning Integrity Insights Report

AI in Education Research Reports

  • Generative AI can harm teaching
    https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=7007339 

  • Artificial intelligence and feedback in university education: e

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