Resources

Webinar

Simplifying A.I. Integration: How to innovate while avoiding teacher burnout

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July 30, 2026 | 4 - 4:45 p.m. ET

Successful A.I. integration starts with supporting the people responsible for making it work. Join Lynn Girolamo, Digital Learning and Innovation Coach at Greece Central School District, and The Social Institute, to explore how school leaders can build a clear, sustainable approach to A.I. that empowers educators, strengthens teaching and learning, and moves your school forward without adding unnecessary complexity.

School Playbook

The Social Institute’s guide for teaching A.I. Literacy without using A.I.

This research-based guide introduces GUIDE, The Social Institute’s practical framework for helping students understand A.I., ethics, algorithms, and decision-making through engaging discussions, real-world examples, and hands-on activities—no A.I. expertise required!

Webinar

Strengthen classroom culture: Building student intelligence & teacher agency

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June 30, 2026 | 4 - 4:45 p.m. ET

A strong school culture is built by educators who feel equipped to lead it. Join Kyle Piccioli to learn practical strategies for strengthening teacher agency, aligning school communities around shared expectations, and creating classrooms where students can thrive. Discover real-world examples and actionable tools to start the new school year strong.

Blog June 5, 2026

A.I. trends in K-12: Fake research, hidden history, and the deepfake policy moment

From fake research papers to deepfake policies, A.I. is reshaping what credibility looks like for students. This week’s Huddle breaks down three of the biggest A.I. stories in K-12, and what educators can do about them.

Blog June 3, 2026

Why schools struggle to keep up with critical issues

Social media, A.I., student behaviors, and school culture change faster than any curriculum committee or leadership team or teacher can keep up with. Learn how #WinAtSocial keeps schools ahead of the curve with a unique, proactive approach.