Wisconsin's DPI Artificial Intelligence Guidance Hub

AI Guidance Hub

The role of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction is to provide information and resources. The agency understands that generative artificial intelligence (AI) poses opportunities, challenges, and risks for school districts in Wisconsin. These resources are meant to support educators and school district leaders in making informed decisions around AI in their local context. With the ever-changing nature of AI, this information will be updated on a regular basis.

Find AI Guidance for Your Role

Start with the guidance that best matches your role. Each guide brings together practical resources, considerations, and next steps for using AI responsibly and effectively.

Educators Explore guidance for classroom instruction, curriculum integration, ethical use, professional learning, and AI toolkits. Special Education Explore guidance for using AI thoughtfully and responsibly in special education. Administrators & School Leaders Explore guidance for strategy, governance, policy, readiness, equity, and responsible AI implementation.Public Library Professionals Explore guidance for library instruction, AI literacy, collections, privacy, and responsible AI use.

Foundational Resources

These core resources provide shared knowledge, context, and considerations that can support your work across any role.

Comprehensive AI Readiness and Governance Toolkit for Districts -- coming soon

Assess your organization's current readiness for AI implementation, governance, professional learning, and instructional integration.

Know the Risks

Understand the potential risks and challenges associated with artificial intelligence and consider how they may affect students, educators, and school communities.

AI Guidance for Wisconsin Schools -- last updated in 2025

Explore Wisconsin's guidance for thoughtful, responsible, and effective use of artificial intelligence in education.

AI Glossary

Explore key terms and concepts related to artificial intelligence, AI literacy, and the use of AI in education.

State, National, and International AI Resources

Explore additional resources and tools from trusted organizations to support AI literacy, implementation, and governance.

Continue Exploring AI Guidance

Use the role guides above or in the left side menu to find practical resources for your work, or return to the foundational resources whenever you need additional context.

For more information on this topic, feel free to reach out to:

Amanda Albrecht, Digital Learning Education Consultant, amanda.albrecht@dpi.wi.gov

or Amy Bires, Computer Science Education Consultant, amy.bires@dpi.wi.gov

Amanda Albrecht