THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO AI IN EDUCATION: Harness Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Student Engagement, Build AI Literacy, Face Ethical Challenges, and Achieve Greater Classroom Efficiency

I’ve read a few books on AI lately, and this one wasn’t bad! It’s super easy to follow—didn’t feel like I needed a tech degree to get through it. It actually made me think more about how AI is showing up in schools, both the cool stuff and the kind of weird stuff, like kids using it to do their homework ( I keep checking my kids work).It touches on a lot—student engagement, ethics, even future careers—and does it in a way that feels pretty real. If you’re just trying to get a better handle on how AI fits into education, this is a solid starting point. Nothing too flashy, but definitely worth the read.

*The Complete Guide to AI in Education* offers a clear and practical overview of how artificial intelligence can transform teaching and learning. It covers key topics such as boosting student engagement, improving efficiency, and addressing ethical concerns around AI use in classrooms. This guide is both informative and forward-thinking, making it a valuable resource for educators looking to integrate AI responsibly.

Lembo’s new book on AI in education should be on the essential reading list for educators at all levels as well as for parents and members of the community at large. Although Lembo addresses much of the content to teachers, everyone needs to know how and why AI is important and what implementation of AI involves. Professional development for educators—who are, in many areas of the country, overworked and underpaid—is essential. Teachers will need time and resources to learn strategies for successfully implementing AI in the classroom.Lembo discusses ethical issues and suggests ways to involve students in critical thinking as they learn to use AI. Particularly valuable is the well-organized, extensive list of AI resources, each with a brief description, target audience, cost, and link.As a retired educator, I feel that the community/taxpayers must understand the need for-- and support funding for--equipment, programs, training, and universal Internet access. Teachers must be involved in decision-making and parents must be invited to learn and understand how AI is being/will be used. Lembo discusses all these concerns as she educates everyone about the possibilities and pitfalls of using AI.

This book is very interesting. Through it, you learn how technology has advanced in the educational field, making the work of educators more efficient and sometimes easier. I found it very interesting to read how the book explains step by step how AI helps teachers organize their projects, lessons, and student assessments. This is a great help for both teachers and students. The book also explains that it is important to learn about ethics when using AI tools. This was very interesting to me because I have a nephew who is going to high school, and in English class, from the first week, they made him and my brother sign a notice about not using plagiarism in their essays. This is a good example of how to teach children about ethics when using AI. The book is a gem; it is very informative and, in addition to explaining all aspects of how it is used with the new generations in their education, it also includes real-life cases of how AI is successful in schools and has helped many teachers gain children's attention and help them improve in their studies. Highly recommended.

I really enjoyed "The Complete Guide to AI in Education"! It made a complex topic feel exciting and easy to follow, and I found myself fascinated by the real stories of how AI is already shaping classrooms. I especially liked how it balanced the cool possibilities with the real concerns—it felt honest and eye-opening. This book left me curious and inspired about where learning is headed.

This book provides a good overview of how AI can be used in education. It is not overly technical, so it is very accessible to a wide audience. And it did a good job of describing at a general level how AI can be used to improve student learning, reduce the instructor’s time spent on various instructional responsibilities, and more. This will be useful to many readers, so I think this book will be useful to many readers who are unfamiliar with the uses of AI. But as an educator who does use AI in various ways, I did not learn anything specific that I could immediately implement. This prevents the five-star rating.

I found the book to be very fascinating, helpful, informative information. I have learned quite alot from this book. This is a great to understanding and how you can incorporate/use AI in a classroom. The book also covers how AI in education can improve student engagement, improve efficiency academically overall and so much more valuable information. Some might be fun and some that may seem weird but can be of beneficial to not only teachers but to students also. Overall a great read. I would recommend this book.

The book gave me clear ideas on how to use AI tools in class, and it also talked about important things like being fair and safe when using technology. Even if you're not a tech expert, the book makes everything simple. It also helped me think about how to teach students about AI in smart and responsible ways.