Description
This course is designed for teachers who want to make their classrooms more inclusive, differentiated, and engaging for all learners.
Today’s classrooms are more diverse than ever, so a one-size-fits-all approach no longer works. This Erasmus+ KA1 course equips educators with powerful AI tools and creative teaching methods to support every student, regardless of ability, background, or learning style. Participants will explore how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can support planning, personalization, assessment, and accessibility in practical, ethical, and inclusive ways.
Throughout the course, you will work hands-on with tools like ChatGPT, MagicSchool, Quizizz AI, learning how to adapt lessons and materials to meet diverse needs. You’ll also explore creative, student-centered methods such as stop-motion animation, Kamishibai theatre, and drama-based techniques that promote inclusion, voice, and active participation.
By the end of the course, you’ll be able to confidently design inclusive lesson plans, offer differentiated support, and use AI ethically to foster engagement, creativity, and critical thinking.
Join us in beautiful Split, Croatia, and leave with an inclusive teaching toolkit full of AI-powered resources, adaptable strategies, and cross-curricular activities to use immediately in your classroom. Whether you’re new to AI or already exploring its potential, this course will help you build a more inclusive and future-ready learning environment.
Check out this course on European School Education Platform a meeting point for the school education community:
https://school-education.ec.europa.eu/en/professional-development/courses/ai-education-best-tools-schools
Learning outcomes
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Use AI tools to support diverse learners, including gifted and SEN students.
- Design inclusive, differentiated lesson plans and assessments with AI.
- Apply ethical and responsible AI practices in the classroom.
- Facilitate engaging, student-centered learning using digital and drama-based pedagogies.
- Customize tools like ChatGPT for individual learner profiles.
- Create collaborative and accessible projects
- Implement strategies for adaptive feedback, inclusive discussions, and personalized learning paths.
Tentative schedule
Day 1 – Introduction to AI in Inclusive Classrooms
- Welcome event; presenting participants, their schools, cities, countries
- Presenting host organization and the city
- Getting to know each other: Icebreakers
- Introduction to the course and the schedule
Day 2 – Inclusive Education in the Age of AI
- Exploring the concept of inclusion and differentiation in today’s classrooms and how AI can support all learners, including those with SEN or giftedness.
- Hands-on introduction to AI tools: ChatGPT, Perplexity AI to create inclusive lesson topics and respond to diverse learner needs
- Group discussion: The risks, benefits, and ethical implications of using AI in inclusive settings.
Day 3 – Assistive Technologies & Differentiated Learning
- Practice designing differentiated instruction using Khanmigo, MagicSchool to adjust content by level, pace, and modality.
- Reflect on accessibility and co-create a classroom scenario to use drama-games
Day 4 – AI for Inclusive Assessment and Feedback
- AI tools for formative assessments and individualized feedback
- Creating assessment tasks for a mixed-ability group using AI support
- Ethical workshop: detecting bias, ensuring data privacy,
Day 5 – Creative and Drama-Based Methods for Inclusion
- Use AI to create and experience non-digital, creative strategies to engage visual, auditory, and neurodivergent learners.
- Using drama techniques to foster inclusive communication and empathy
Day 6 – Action Planning, Presentations & Takeaways
- Teachers finalize and present an AI-enhanced inclusive lesson plan or learning activity, receiving feedback from peers.
- Develop a personal action plan for implementing inclusive, AI-supported practices in your school.
- Course closes with certification, resource sharing, and a facilitated networking session to promote future Erasmus+ collaboration.
Day 7 – Reflection, Action Planning, and Certification
- Presenting apractical action plan for implementing AI and inclusive strategies in their classrooms.
- Feedback sharing, and networking opportunities to supportongoing collaboration and professional growth
- Certificate awards
Available Dates
| Location | Date |
|---|---|
| Split |
1792281600
18 Oct 2026 |
| Split |
1793491200
1 Nov 2026 |
| Split |
1794700800
15 Nov 2026 |
| Split |
1795910400
29 Nov 2026 |
| Zagreb |
1796601600
7 Dec 2026 |
| Split |
1797120000
13 Dec 2026 |
| Split |
1799539200
10 Jan 2027 |
| Split |
1800748800
24 Jan 2027 |
| Split |
1801958400
7 Feb 2027 |
| Split |
1803168000
21 Feb 2027 |
| Split |
1804377600
7 Mar 2027 |
| Zagreb |
1805068800
15 Mar 2027 |
| Split |
1805587200
21 Mar 2027 |
| Split |
1806796800
4 Apr 2027 |
| Split |
1808006400
18 Apr 2027 |
| Split |
1809216000
2 May 2027 |
| Reykjavik |
1809820800
9 May 2027 |
| Split |
1810425600
16 May 2027 |
| Split |
1811635200
30 May 2027 |
| Split |
1812844800
13 Jun 2027 |
| Split |
1814054400
27 Jun 2027 |
| Reykjavik |
1815264000
11 Jul 2027 |
| Split |
1815955200
19 Jul 2027 |
| Split |
1816473600
25 Jul 2027 |
| Split |
1818374400
16 Aug 2027 |
| Split |
1818892800
22 Aug 2027 |
| Split |
1820102400
5 Sep 2027 |
| Split |
1821312000
19 Sep 2027 |
| Split |
1822521600
3 Oct 2027 |
| Split |
1823731200
17 Oct 2027 |
| Reykjavik |
1824336000
24 Oct 2027 |
| Split |
1824940800
31 Oct 2027 |
| Split |
1826150400
14 Nov 2027 |
| Split |
1827360000
28 Nov 2027 |
| Zagreb |
1828051200
6 Dec 2027 |
| Split |
1828569600
12 Dec 2027 |
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