EduAI Canada

Free AI Education Resources

Practical guides, ready-to-use lesson plans, policy templates, and research-backed materials built specifically for Canadian educators and school administrators.

Filter by:
Featured Resource

The Canadian Educator's Complete Guide to AI in the Classroom

Our most comprehensive resource covers everything from foundational AI concepts to hands-on classroom activities. Written by experienced Canadian teachers and AI specialists, this 68-page guide aligns with provincial curricula across Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec. Over 12,000 educators have downloaded it since its release in September 2025.

68 Pages PDF Format Grades K-12 Updated Jan 2026
Request Free Copy
Canadian educators guide to AI in education cover page

Resource Library

Browse our collection of free, downloadable materials built by educators for educators. Every resource is aligned with Canadian curriculum standards and updated regularly.

AI fundamentals introductory guide for teachers Guide

AI Fundamentals for Teachers

A beginner-friendly introduction to artificial intelligence concepts, covering machine learning, natural language processing, and computer vision in plain language. Includes discussion prompts and self-assessment quizzes designed for professional development sessions.

24 Pages PDF
AI lesson plans for elementary grade students Lesson Plan

Elementary AI Lesson Pack (Grades 1-6)

Ten complete lesson plans introducing younger students to AI through age-appropriate activities. Lessons cover pattern recognition, sorting algorithms, and basic chatbot interactions. Each includes learning objectives, materials lists, and assessment rubrics mapped to provincial expectations.

10 Lessons PDF
School district AI usage policy template document Policy Template

District AI Usage Policy Template

A comprehensive, editable policy template covering student data privacy, acceptable AI tool usage, academic integrity guidelines, and staff responsibilities. Developed in consultation with education lawyers and privacy officers, and tested across 40 Canadian districts.

18 Pages DOCX
Secondary school AI ethics and critical thinking lesson plans Lesson Plan

AI Ethics Lesson Series (Grades 7-12)

Eight structured lessons exploring bias in algorithms, deepfakes, data privacy, and the societal impact of AI. Students engage in Socratic discussions, case study analyses, and project-based learning that develops critical thinking and digital citizenship skills.

8 Lessons PDF
Research report on AI adoption in Canadian schools Research

State of AI in Canadian Education 2025

Our annual report surveying over 3,200 Canadian educators on AI tool usage, comfort levels, training needs, and policy readiness. Includes province-by-province breakdowns, urban versus rural comparisons, and key recommendations for administrators and policymakers.

42 Pages PDF
Administrator guide to evaluating AI tools for schools Guide

Administrator's AI Tool Evaluation Checklist

A practical checklist for principals and IT coordinators to assess the safety, privacy compliance, and pedagogical value of AI tools before approving them for classroom use. Includes vendor question templates, FOIPPA alignment notes, and a scoring framework.

12 Pages PDF
Student acceptable use policy for AI tools template Policy Template

Student AI Acceptable Use Agreement

An age-appropriate acceptable use agreement written for students in grades 6 through 12. Covers responsible AI usage, academic integrity expectations, and digital citizenship responsibilities. Available in both English and French versions.

6 Pages DOCX
Research paper on student engagement with AI learning tools Research

Student Engagement and AI-Assisted Learning

A peer-reviewed research brief examining how AI-assisted learning tools affect student motivation and participation across diverse classroom settings. Based on observations in 18 Canadian schools over 12 months, this paper presents balanced findings with practical takeaways for teachers.

28 Pages PDF
Guide for parents about AI in their children school Guide

Parent's Guide to AI in Schools

A clear, jargon-free resource that schools can share with families to explain how AI is used in the classroom, what safeguards are in place, and how parents can support their children's digital literacy at home. Available in English, French, Punjabi, and Mandarin.

16 Pages PDF

45+

Free Resources Available

28,000+

Downloads to Date

10

Provincial Alignments

4

Languages Supported

How to Use Our Resources

Every resource in our library is designed to be practical and immediately applicable. Here is how educators across Canada are putting them to work.

Professional Development Days

Use our guides and lesson packs as the foundation for PD day workshops. Each resource includes facilitator notes and discussion starters that make it easy for instructional coaches to lead sessions without extensive preparation time.

Direct Classroom Use

Our lesson plans come with detailed step-by-step instructions, student handouts, and assessment rubrics. Teachers can pick up a lesson and deliver it the same week, adapting activities to their own grade level and subject area.

Policy and Governance

Administrators and board-level staff can use our policy templates and research reports to inform governance decisions. Templates are editable and include explanatory notes that clarify the reasoning behind each policy section.

What Educators Are Saying

"The elementary lesson pack saved me hours of planning. My grade 4 students loved the pattern recognition activities, and the rubrics made assessment straightforward. I shared it with my entire teaching team."

SK

Sarah K.

Grade 4 Teacher, Mississauga

"The policy template was exactly what our board needed. We adapted it in under a week and had a formal AI usage policy approved by our trustees before the start of the spring semester. Highly practical."

MR

Michael R.

Superintendent, Red Deer

"The ethics lesson series transformed how my grade 10 students think about technology. The Socratic discussion prompts generated the most engaged classroom conversations I have seen in years. Outstanding quality for a free resource."

JL

Jennifer L.

Social Studies Teacher, Vancouver

Need Custom Resources for Your District?

Our team can develop tailored training materials, policy documents, and lesson plans aligned to your specific provincial curriculum and district priorities. Reach out to start a conversation.

Contact Our Team View Programs