A growing library of practical AI integrity resources for NZ teachers. Every resource is classroom-ready, aligned with the Real World Ready methodology, and built to be used tomorrow.
Resources are organised by theme and updated regularly as AI develops in NZ classrooms. This library grows in parallel with the aiEDnz newsletter, so what you find here reflects the current state of AI in NZ schools, not last year's thinking.
Developed by Tony Jones, Founder of Field-Based STEM. All resources are free.
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Subscribe to aiEDnz →Practical routines that make student thinking visible regardless of what AI tools are in use. Includes the 3-3-3 Trace Map, micro-orals, error-hunting activities, and privacy-first classroom practices. For Years 1 to 13.
Browse Evidence of Thinking resources →Routines that require students to compare before they conclude. Includes Same Prompt Two Outputs, the Oversimplification Audit, NCEA integrity by design, and two-source credibility tasks. For Years 1 to 13.
Browse Evaluating AI Output resources →Assessment design that makes reasoning observable and assessable. Includes the Decision Trace Conference, Evidence Overlays, back-translation routines, and tool-churn-proof task design. For Years 1 to 13.
Browse Traceable Decisions resources →Task structures that build integrity into the design rather than policing it after the fact. Includes the Boundary Card, Evidence Lock, Verification Slip, and the 90-Second Decision Vignette. For Years 1 to 13.
Browse Designing for Integrity resources →Routines that build provenance habits and teach students to evaluate claims in a synthetic media era. Includes the Evaluation Gate, context triage, media evidence maps, and privacy-first voice feature routines. For Years 1 to 13.
Browse Credibility and Verification resources →Tomorrow Ready Resources are developed by Tony Jones, Founder of Field-Based STEM, and published via the aiEDnz newsletter for NZ teachers. All resources are aligned with the Real World Ready methodology and designed for Aotearoa New Zealand classrooms. New resources are added regularly. If you use these resources and want to share how they worked in your classroom, get in touch at [email protected].