Easy EdTech Podcast with Monica Burns Practical Examples of AI in Education With Caroline Haebig - Bonus Episode with Jotform
Apr 3, 2026
Caroline Haebig, K-12 coordinator and ISTE author focused on design thinking and AI in classrooms. She discusses practical, responsible AI uses for teaching and learning. Short takes cover student uses like retrieval practice and creative work. She offers guidance on acceptable AI norms, transparent use, and prompt design grounded in cognitive science.
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Overestimating AI Drives Misconceptions
- Many misconceptions about AI come from overestimating current capabilities and not understanding how these tools work.
- Caroline Haebig warns people assume tools can do A-to-Z tasks now and urges grounding expectations in present limitations.
Use AI To Support Retrieval And Critical Reading
- Use AI to support studying: retrieval practice, summaries, lateral reading, brainstorming, and creative enhancements.
- Caroline notes younger students often focus on flashy design, so keep learning outcomes primary.
Extend Existing Policies For AI Use
- Build AI acceptable-use guidance by extending existing tech policies and teaching how models work.
- Caroline recommends vetting teacher/student tool requests and prioritizing fixes for known pain points first.
