A trainer completes an AI certification and applies the learning in workshops.
1. Learner: Continuously improve your knowledge, skills, and teaching practices by exploring new technologies and learning from others.
2. Leader: Inspire and guide others to use technology purposefully to improve learning and create positive change.
A faculty member leads colleagues in adopting AI-assisted learning activities.
3. Citizen: Use technology responsibly, ethically, and safely while helping learners become responsible digital citizens.
A teacher discusses copyright, privacy, and responsible AI use before a project.
A corporate trainer invites an industry expert to participate in an online session.
4. Collaborator: Work with colleagues, learners, industry experts, and the community to create richer learning experiences.
5. Designer: Create engaging, inclusive, and learner-centered experiences that use technology to meet diverse learning needs.
An educator designs multiple learning pathways using videos, simulations, and quizzes.
A teacher asks learners to use AI and data visualization tools to solve a real-world problem.
6. Facilitator: Guide learners to actively explore, create, solve problems, and think critically using technology.
7. Analyst: Use learning data and feedback to monitor progress, personalize instruction, and continuously improve learning outcomes.
An instructor reviews LMS analytics to identify struggling learners and provides targeted support.