The Five SEE Practices in Action
Use this resource to explore what effective generative AI (GenAI) use looks like, step by step, for administrators, educators, and students.
Every time you open a GenAI tool, you're making one decision: should I use GenAI for this, and if so, how?
Effective use produces work that reflects the best of human thinking. The SEE Framework: A Practical Guide to Building Generative AI Literacy breaks that decision into five practices:
Decide when to use GenAI
Bring your own thinking
Add context and prompt
Evaluate and refine
Reflect
These practices apply to every role, every tool, and every task, and this resource shows educators, leaders, and students they look like in real situations.
What’s inside:
The five effective practices at a glance, with one key question for each
Three short scenarios, each focused on a different audience (administrator, educator, and student). Each follows a real task from start to finish, showing all five practices in use, including when to set GenAI aside.
Example prompts you can adapt for staff communications, differentiated reading materials, and essay brainstorming
A five-question checklist to use yourself or share with students and colleagues
Credit: Julie Kelleher and Katie McFarland helped with the creation of this resource.
Generative AI Disclosure Statement
This resource was developed with support from Claude, which assisted with initial ideation, editing, design, and layout. All GenAI contributions were reviewed, revised, and verified by human authors, who made all final decisions.
