Education Administrator Journey · Level 2 of 6 | v1.2

The institution is comparing options and use cases.

Reduce confusion and establish direction.

You are gathering examples from faculty, staff, and students and comparing what should scale.

Author: Dr. Darren Pulsipher, Becoming AI-Augmented · Last Updated: July 2026

Education Administrator

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Diagnosis

Is this really you?

This stage page helps a education administrator recognize where they are before asking them to take the next step.

  • You are gathering examples from faculty, staff, and students and comparing what should scale.
  • You are focused on: choose what should be standardized across the institution..

This week

Your mission this week

Do not try to master everything. Choose one practical behavior and repeat it until it becomes visible progress.

  • Choose what should be standardized across the institution.

Practical help

Use these tools and avoid these traps

Recommended tools

  • Guidance documents, evaluation criteria, and policy drafts are useful now.

Example Scenario

"A higher education organization superintendent pilots AI in two middle schools. They use the 'AAOS Readiness Criteria' to compare how different schools handle student AI use."

Common mistakes

  • Do not let variation become the norm without oversight.

AI posture

Improve posture by making expectations clear across departments.

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Progression

Ready for Experimenting?

Move from Exploring toward Experimenting when the checklist is true.