AI Professional Development Planner

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FERPA-Compliant by Design

No student data is collected, stored, or processed. Only teachers interact with the AI.

PD Sessions That Respect Teachers' Time

The PD Planner generates structured professional development session plans with agendas, facilitation notes, participant activities, and discussion protocols. Enter your PD topic, audience, and session length — the AI creates a complete plan you can facilitate with confidence.

For Instructional Leaders

Instructional coaches, department chairs, curriculum specialists, and administrators plan dozens of PD sessions each year. The PD Planner reduces planning time from hours to minutes while maintaining the structure and intentionality that makes professional development effective rather than time-filling.

Beyond the Sit-and-Get

Generated plans include active learning strategies: think-pair-shares, gallery walks, collaborative planning time, video analysis protocols, and reflection activities. The days of death-by-PowerPoint PD are over — these plans are designed to engage adult learners and produce actionable takeaways.

Adaptable to Any Format

Generate plans for 30-minute department meetings, 60-minute coaching sessions, half-day workshops, or full-day institute sessions. The AI structures activities and pacing to fit your timeframe, including breaks and transition time for longer sessions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's included in a PD plan? +

Each plan includes session objectives, a timed agenda, facilitation notes for each section, participant activities, discussion protocols, materials needed, and a closing reflection or action-step activity.

Can I plan a full-day PD session? +

Yes. Enter your session duration (30 minutes to 8 hours) and the AI structures the plan accordingly, including breaks, energizers, and varied activity types to maintain engagement throughout longer sessions.

What PD topics work best? +

Any topic — instructional strategies, assessment practices, technology integration, SEL implementation, data-driven instruction, differentiation, classroom management, standards alignment, and more.

Who typically uses this tool? +

Instructional coaches, department heads, curriculum coordinators, school administrators, and teacher leaders who plan and facilitate professional development for other educators.

Can I use this for staff meetings? +

Absolutely. Use the PD Planner for structured staff meetings with discussion protocols and collaborative activities — turning routine meetings into productive professional learning time.