AI Security for Teachers

Artificial Intelligence (AI) can revolutionize education by personalizing learning, automating tasks, and enhancing creativity.

However, like any technology, it comes with risks. Understanding how to protect data and maintain privacy is essential for both teachers and parents.

AI security in the classroom

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Why Security Matters in AI?


Without proper safeguards, sensitive student information could be exposed, or malicious actors might exploit vulnerabilities in AI systems.

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Data Privacy

Ensure no personal data is shared without consent

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Secure Platforms

Use only trusted and vetted AI tools

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Regular Updates

Keep software updated to prevent vulnerabilities

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Strong Passwords

Encourage strong, unique passwords for all accounts

2 factor authentication

Two Factor Authentication (2FA)

Add an extra layer to protection

Key Security Principles for AI Use

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Recommendations for Teachers


– Review the privacy policies of AI tools before adoption.

– Avoid uploading sensitive documents to unsecured platforms.

– Teach students about digital citizenship and responsible AI use.

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Recommendations for Parents

– Monitor which apps and websites your child uses.

– Discuss the importance of not sharing personal information online.

– Stay informed about school-approved AI tools.

What to Do If Something Goes Wrong?

– Notify the school administration immediately.
– Change passwords and enable 2FA.
– Report suspicious activity to the platform provider.

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