GUIDANCE FOR SCHOOL LEADERSHIP, ADMINISTRATION AND TEACHING STAFF
Guide to the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Lithuanian Schools
How to use artificial intelligence safely, lawfully and meaningfully in general education schools: the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, the GDPR, children’s rights, assessment, academic integrity, cybersecurity and an implementation plan
Contents
Chapters
- 1. About this guide and how to use it
- 2. Summary for school leadership
- 3. Core principles
- 4. AI in schools: opportunities, risks and what research shows
- 5. What already exists in Lithuania
- 6. The legal framework: an overview
- 7. The EU Artificial Intelligence Act in schools
- 8. Personal data and the GDPR
- 9. Children’s data and children’s rights
- 10. Use of AI in teachers’ work
- 11. AI and student assessment
- 12. Student use of AI
- 13. Declaring AI use
- 14. Academic integrity
- 15. Hallucinations and fact-checking
- 16. Copyright
- 17. Cybersecurity
- 18. Deepfakes and misuse of AI
- 19. Evaluating AI vendors and tools
- 20. Major AI service vendors
- 21. Local and private AI solutions
- 22. Shadow AI
- 23. The AI tool register
- 24. Data protection impact assessment (DPIA)
- 25. Incident management
- 26. Responsibilities and governance
- 27. AI literacy for staff
- 28. AI literacy for students
- 29. What has changed, what is happening and what lies ahead
- 30. Practical situations
- 31. Decision tree: “Can I use AI for this?”
- 32. Implementation plan
Appendices
- Appendix 1. 10 rules for using AI in school
- Appendix 2. What the school principal needs to do about AI
- Appendix 3. Student AI use declaration
- Appendix 4. Task AI mode cards
- Appendix 5. AI tool register template
- Appendix 6. New AI tool application and evaluation sheet
- Appendix 7. AI incident report form
- Appendix 8. Glossary
- Appendix 9. Key legal provisions
- Appendix 10. IT settings checklist
- Appendix 11. Comparison of the ŠMSM guidelines and this guide