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AI for Social Studies: Navigating Narratives & Building Citizens

Tue. October 27, 2026 CDT Online

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This virtual workshop is for social studies teachers ready to harness AI for critical inquiry and dynamic engagement.

Get hands-on with AI to differentiate primary source analysis, generate diverse perspectives on complex events, create interactive “interviews” with historical figures, and simulate civic dilemmas and debates. Discover practical ways AI can deepen disciplinary concepts and inquiry skills by helping students identify issues, pose questions, and weigh evidence.

Critically, we’ll address AI’s profound impact on media literacy, examining how it can both democratize information and inadvertently shape historical and civic narratives. You’ll gain strategies to empower students to critically evaluate AI-generated information, identify bias, promote academic integrity, and protect data, leaving you with actionable ideas to transform your classroom.

Organized By ROE 50: St. Clair with Learning Technology Center (LTC)
Oct 27

Tue,

Cost Free
PD Hours 2.5
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Presented by

Emily Flach
Emily Flach
Regional Educational Technology Coordinator, South, Learning Technology Center
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