Bot Basics: What a Grok Bot Is and How It Works
A plain-English guide to AI bots, with a 66-second demo of one at work. No technical background needed.
Free for educators
Free guides, frameworks, and articles from Dr. Lane Freeman’s work on AI and teaching, shared openly for educators.
A plain-English guide to AI bots, with a 66-second demo of one at work. No technical background needed.
How to borrow what makes games and apps so hard to put down and point it at learning: short teaching chunks, the two-minute pause, and a planner for your next class.
Show, Try, Explain, Prove. A theory-informed way to help students build AI fluency while AI support fades and student responsibility grows.
Published by the Online Learning Consortium in January 2026 as a follow-up to the TrAIT framework. Start with human thinking, use AI in the middle, and finish with human review.
An interactive guide for faculty who want to try reflective, goal-focused writing with students, with course examples and a plan builder.
An opinion piece on AI, creativity, and effort, and what it means for how we teach and assess student work.
The Intelligent Classroom
Lane shares more free AI resources, tools, and guides for educators on his companion site.
Whether you need a keynote, a hands-on workshop day, or help shaping AI guidance for your institution, we’re here to partner with you.