Can AI do your students’ homework? In many cases, yes. We discuss how AI tools affect everyday life in schools and colleges across the UK.
Join us online for an informative session where you'll learn how to create homework assignments that work perfectly in today’s AI-powered world. Whether you're tech-savvy or just curious, this training is packed with tips to help teachers design tasks that engage students and make the most of AI tools.
Discover new ways to inspire your classroom while incorporating AI as part of your Keeping Children Safe in Education 2026 (KCSIE) safeguarding responsibilities.
What's covered?
As tools like ChatGPT, Copilot and Gemini become part of everyday life, teachers need new approaches to homework that encourage genuine thinking rather than simple AI-generated answers.
Staff should also understand how emerging technologies can create new safeguarding risks and how pupils may experience harm through AI-powered tools.
In this practical, ideas-filled webinar, you’ll discover how to design homework that develops understanding, creativity and independent learning, even in the age of AI.
You’ll learn:
- Which homework tasks AI can complete easily.
- Which types of homework still have real educational value.
- How to design homework activities that promote deeper thinking, reflection and application of knowledge.
- How AI can be used to enhance homework and support learning.
This session is suitable for teachers and tutors of all subjects and the perfect CPD activity for INSET days at schools and colleges everywhere.
Whether you’re just starting to explore AI or looking to refresh your approach to homework, you’ll leave with practical strategies you can put into practice straight away.
As a bonus, we’ll show you where to access a growing library of free, on-demand CPD for teachers and school leaders, with expert sessions on AI, leadership, inclusion and other key education topics, so you can continue your professional learning long after the webinar has finished.
Join us to rethink homework for the AI era and give your students learning experiences that technology can’t simply complete for them.
