AI Resources for Districts and Teachers
A collection of AI resources for district leaders and teachers compiled by Colorado Digital Learning Solutions and the Colorado BOCES Association.
This collection contains examples of how AI is being used by districts, organizations, and teachers and will continue to be updated and expanded as items are shared and made available.
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Dan Morris, Teresa Yohon,...Education
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LUDIA
Hi, I'm LUDIA, your AI-powered UDL thought partner. I am a no-cost chatbot designed by educators, for educators. I can support all teachers and school leaders to identify and reduce learning barriers, develop a UDL mindset, and discover the power of Artificial Intelligence for inclusive learning design!
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LUDIAEducation
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SALT Series Serving Southwest Ohio
Welcome to the S.A.L.T. Serving Southwest Ohio Resource Binder. This binder contains presentation material with documents, links to videos and web-sites, along other information to assist family members, school personnel and other stakeholders interested in the transition from school to adult life planning, linkage, and outcomes for transition-age youth with developmental disabilities. While these resources are brought to you for your reference, S.A.L.T. does not endorse any specific organization, agency, or service. The information contained in this binder is subject to change.
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SALT Resource Solutions L...Education
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Nesting Eagles WEB CAM!
Jan-June is nesting time for Bald Eagles - Check out to Eagle Cams . One from Big Bear, California and the other from Decorah, Iowa
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TinaPersonal
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Graphic Design Resources
This LiveBinder provides numerous resources for graphic design teachers to use with their students.
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clworkmanEducation
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UDL Toolkit
Here you will find a collection of UDL resources for teachers, coaches and instructional leaders.
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Fred CochranEducation
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Black History Month
February is Black History Month. This binder provides curated resources that are a starting point for those seeking resources recognizing the history, culture, and traditions of the African American community. Links to the Wayback Machine, have been added for sites that may disappear or be extensively revised. Updated 4/13/2025
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Linda HouleEducation
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CDLS Site Coordinator Handbook
This handbook is designed to be your go-to guide for all questions concerning who to contact, how to register your students, and how track and support your enrollments.
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chelsea.lindsayCDLSPersonal
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Native American Heritage Month
Resources to begin research to celebrate the cultures, traditions, and histories of the Native American and Alaskan Native communities. Links to the Wayback Machine have been added to the binder in the case of loss or extensive revision. Updated 4/13/2025
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Linda HouleEducation
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Remote Differentiated Switch Activities
A miscellaneous collection of teacher-created switch activities that are differentiated by levels for students receiving early childhood special education services or moderate to profound special education services. The switch activity collection is updated periodically as new switch activities are created.
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Melody BartonEducation
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Yup'ik/ Yugtun Language User Guide
This guide compiles a variety of materials on Yugtun/ Yup'ik, the language of the Yupik people in Southwest Alaska. The benefit of this guide is to help people navigate and easily access a variety of materials for the Yugtun language. Most of the materials that are listed are based on the collection of the Kuskokwim Consortium Library in Bethel, Alaska. For more information or for assistance finding additional resources, please contact the KCL Librarian at 907-543-4517.
Quyana Dr. Sally Samson (UAF Kuskokwim Campus), John DiCandeloro (UAF Alaska Native Language Archive), Alice Rearden (Lower Kuskokwim School District) and Ann Fienup-Riordan (Cultural Anthropologist) for your expertise in developing this guide.
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Kuskokwim Consortium Libr...Education
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Oklahoma Tribal Resource Guide
The Oklahoma Tribal Resource Guide consists of links for Tribal websites, directories, and organization websites who offer various services in food, clothing, domestic violence, parenting, and so much more for Oklahoma Indigenous families. Please note available services and information about the provider change often. This resource guide is not an all-inclusive list , but is to help start searches for needed services. The goal of this resource guide is to assist Indigenous families, Tribes, Court Partners, community resource partners, and OKDHS staff to locate services. Some services are provided for a cluster of counties that could serve as an additional resource for families. This resource guide is growing, and the goal is to have every county tab entered and filled with resource information! Please send comments and suggestions on inclusions and improvements to Myra.swager@okdhs.org to better meet the needs of Oklahoma Indigenous families. Feel free to share this guide by sharing this link https://www.livebinders.com/b/2690945. *If accessing this virtual guide on your mobile device, please scroll down on the menu list to help see all the tabs.
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OKTribalResourceGuidePersonal
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Preparing for the Post-Secondary Transition
This LiveBinder contains a variety of resources regarding special education services, post-school transition services, and both national and Florida-based resources for adults with disabilities.
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Lauren BacusEducation
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Transition
This binder consists of transition resources for VI professionals who work with visually impaired students who are preparing to transition to life after school
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Eva Thompson-LavigneEducation
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Hispanic Heritage Month
September 15 - October 15 is Hispanic Heritage Month. This binder provides a BinderBank of curated resources recognizing the history of those who hail from Mexico, parts of the Caribbean, Central and South America and Spain. Links to the Wayback Machine have been added for sites that may disappear or be extensively revised. Updated 4/13/2025
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Linda HouleEducation
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Student Career Exploration and Planning Resources
We call it "Student Resource Central".
The #1 career planning, career exploration and post-secondary education research site for students. This is THE quality meta-site of helpful career counseling resources for student career exploration, choosing a major, choosing a college or vocational school, financial aid information, scholarships, resume writing, interviewing, career videos and much more for high school students. For students, parents, career counselors, guidance counselors, teachers and college and career readiness staff.
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Carl NielsonEducation
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U.P. Food Education
This Place Based Learning binder has resource information for school gardening, greenhouses, raised beds, composting, and farm to school in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
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Karyn JuntunenGardening
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GPISD Transition Agency Livebinder
This binder contains Local Agencies who may be able to provide services to families in the Grand Prairie area. Grand Prairie ISD does not endorse any specific agency. It is meant to share information on potential agencies to support Post-Secondary Transition
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AmberManzanoEducation
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IEP - Transition
Transition page broke down and provides information on transitioning from high school to post-secondary life.
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telgeEducation
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Genius Hour / 20% Time
Great Genius Hour and 20% Time resources including grade level success stories, why you would want to do Genius hour, how 20% time works, how to get started, how to work through issues, and how to communicate with parents about the projects.
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Joy Kirr (@JoyKirr)Education
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First Five Days
How you treat students the first five days of school sets the tone for the year. What will you and your students do those first five days?
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Joy Kirr (@JoyKirr)Education
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Panther Tech Newsletters
The Panther Tech Newsletter is delivered once a month, September - May. The newsletter is full of the latest technology tips and tricks, sites and new Google news. Perfect for any educator!
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Mickie MuellerEducation
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School Nursing Resources
A collection of resources to strengthen guidance for the practicing school nurse to reach the goal of supporting student health and academic success by contributing to a healthy and safe school environment.
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Lisa Sicilio, MEd, BSN, R...Health
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Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. This binder provides curated resources that are a starting point for those interested in Asian Pacific Americans. Content has been updated and includes links to the Wayback Machine where revisions or loss may occur. Updated 4/13/2025
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Linda HouleEducation
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Famous Kansan
4th graders at Belmont will be asked to answer the compelling question: Who is a Kansan, past or present, that everyone living in Kansas should know more about?
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Ms. LamonsEducation
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Women's History Month
March is Women’s History Month and finde here curated resources on women’s history. The binder is updated/revised as needed. Links have been provided to the Wayback Machine for sites that may have disappeared or extensively revised so as not to lose our history. Updated 4/13/2025
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Linda HoulePersonal
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OH Behave! HSB Newsletters
OH! Behave! is published electronically monthly for the Healthy Social Behaviors Project by a team of Behavior Specialists. Each newsletter focuses on a topic related to social-emotional development of young children. Send your ideas for a topic you'd like to see covered, or a question you'd like addressed to AskABehaviorSpecialist@gmail.com.
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Smokie BrawleyEducation
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Digital Spring Cleaning
Spring has sprung and it is time to get digitally organized. From the Better Business Bureau, to organizations, to tech gurus and school and colleges a variety of sites offer suggestions to get your digital life clean, safe and organized.
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Linda HouleEducation
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Ms. Kilsey's K-5 Educational Website
Tools to assist parents and students for learning the basics to higher level reading ~ Syllabication, Blending Words, Comprehension, Vocabulary, Story Read Alouds located in Student Reading Websites
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Ms. Audrey A. KilseyPersonal
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High-Leverage Practices in Special Education
The Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) and the CEEDAR Center have created twenty-two high-leverage practices (HLPs) for students in special education. This LiveBinder is a compilation of those practices and resources for each of the HLP.
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resources@rmtcdhh.orgPersonal
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Florida DHH Standards
A collection of resources and tools for teachers of students who are D/HH specific to Florida's Expanded Skills and Speech/Auditory Training standards.
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Resource Materials and Te...Education
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Mathematics Resources for TSVIs
Teaching Mathematics to students who are blind or visually impaired.
Note: Throughout this binder, we have included Project Access and other Premade Materials. These resources are integrated into the area of relevance instead of their own Tab. We acknowledge the contribution of the Authors of these resources and hope you enjoy the materials provided.
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Susan Osterhaus and Donna...Education
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Note-Taking
Learn how to take notes in a meaningful manner and learn which style of note-taking is right for you!
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kimfrazier62Education
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2023 B.E.S.T. Mathematics Professional Learning Events
The Florida Department of Education is pleased to announce the 2023 B.E.S.T. Mathematics Professional Learning Events. These events will expand on the professional learning that took place during the 2021 B.E.S.T. Mathematics District Lead Professional Development Events in July 2021 and the 2022 B.E.S.T. Mathematics Professional Learning Series in June 2022. During the event, Florida mathematics educators will come together for explicit, systematic training on the content and implementation of the B.E.S.T. Mathematics Standards.
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nancy.narvaez-garciaEducation
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Tyler Junior College: Successful College Student Resources
Tyler Junior College has developed a resource to assist students with overall success in the college realm. The contained documents address areas including academics, physical resources, socio-emotional self-care and more. Please feel free to investigate and utilize these downloadable, fillable, and/or live link items. These are great tools for educators, students, parents of future students.
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TJC Admissions and Career...Education
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Field Loss and Orientation and Mobility
Binder with resources for understanding the implication of field loss on orientation and mobility, as well as information on various kinds of field loss.
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Chris TabbEducation
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Newsela
This livebinder contains assorted resources for new and advanced Newsela users to learn how it works and what features it has for learning , teaching and PD. Some tabs require clicking Go to Site when content is not shown directly.
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Stella Maris BerdaxagarEducation
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A Classroom Library Guide for Teachers
The National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) states that classroom libraries should provide twenty-first century students access to books to promote literacy. Classroom libraries in all content areas serve to motivate and engage students. These libraries should be supplied with a wide variety of diverse materials written for a broad range of interests and reading levels. My school district is shifting their focus towards promoting literacy in an effort to stem the downward trend in reading, especially in the middle school years. This shift necessitated the need for all content area teachers to begin developing classroom libraries. The impact of such a task upon several of my seventh grade team members was overwhelming. As one of the ELA teachers, many questions were tossed my way, such as how do I go about finding books? How do I organize the books? How do I manage the books? This guide was designed with my peers in mind; middle school teachers with minimal time and limited resources. There are thousands of wonderful ideas on the internet, so I curated book lists and ideas that would jump start any middle school teachers' efforts to support literacy and learning in their school. I have also added in some of my personal tips from my thirty-five years of experience in creating new classroom library collections for the ELA classes in which I have taught.
Reference
National Council of Teachers of English. (2013, May). Statement on classroom libraries. NCTE. https://ncte.org/statement/classroom-libraries/
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Kimberly HodgesEducation
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Preschool AT Process
Information put together by AT Consultants at the Capital Area Intermediate Unit in Pennsylvania
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Geri SchafferPersonal
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ACCESS Policy Manual for Schools
This digital binder will serve as a resource for schools and LEAs to use concerning the policies and procedures associated with the ACCESS Virtual Learning Program.
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MJ BallardEducation
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