Dysart Schools will phase in artificial intelligence plan
The Dysart Unified School District will roll out its artificial intelligence implementation plan beginning in September with administrators among the first to learn how to use the tool to assist in the educational environment.
After months of research, reviews and feedback, the governing board approved the district’s AI Implementation Plan as presented at the Aug. 24 meeting.
Implementing the plan includes adopting MagicSchool as the district-approved AI platform, acclimating administrators and teachers during the first year, eventually phasing in students’ use and blocking free AI toools on district devices.
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