The Wired Collection · For teachers
The AI Classroom Survival Guide
Your students are already using AI. Detection is a dead end. What now? A calm, practical guide that moves teaching from policing homework to making learning visible — with assignment designs that survive AI, the five-minute oral defence, subject-by-subject guides for English, history, science and maths, and five ready-to-use classroom templates.
Instant download · three formats in one purchase · EPUB + screen-reader PDF + large print
What's in the bundle
One purchase. Three ways to read.
Reflowable EPUB
For most e-readers and reading apps. Fully reflowable, with nested navigation to every chapter, appendix and template. Built to EPUB Accessibility 1.1 at WCAG 2.1 AA.
Screen Reader Edition (tagged PDF)
Built to PDF/UA and checked with PAC: real headings and sub-headings, logical reading order, bookmarks, and a text title page. Jump straight to any chapter or template.
Low-Stimulation Large-Print Edition
17.5-point text, generous spacing, black on white, minimal visual noise. Prints cleanly in black and white. The full guide — nothing simplified.
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Work visible ≠ learning visible
For a century, schools have graded the work as a stand-in for the learning. AI just broke that shortcut. This guide accepts the new reality without panic: fourteen chapters across five parts, from what students are actually doing and why the detection arms race can't be won, to assignments that survive AI, teaching with the tools instead of against them, and what teachers become next. It closes with five practical appendices — disclosure template, oral defence question bank, reflection journal, assignment redesign checklist, and a school AI policy starter.
Part of The Wired Collection: Rondanini Publishing's books for differently wired readers, built accessible from the start and tested — not just exported. See the whole collection.