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Voice, Video and Media with AI

Voice, Video and Media with AI shows educators how to use AI tools for audio, video, image, and multimedia creation. Participants explore practical applications for teaching, communication, and student projects while navigating the ethical dimensions of synthetic media.

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Host

Matthew Esterman

Who is this for

  • Classroom teachers
  • Casual teachers
  • Secondary school
  • Primary school
  • Early childhood

Standards

APST 2.6
APST 3.4
APST 4.5

Included

  • Templates and resources
  • Applied implementation tasks
  • Community access
  • Certificate of completion

Course Description

Voice, Video and Media with AI opens up the creative and communicative potential of generative AI beyond text. AI can now generate images, narrate audio, edit video, create music, clone voices, and produce multimedia content at a speed and quality that was unimaginable just a few years ago.

This course equips educators with practical skills in using AI-powered media tools for lesson creation, student engagement, school communications, and student project work. Participants explore tools for generating educational images, creating narrated explainer videos, producing podcasts, and designing visual resources.

Critically, the course also addresses the ethical dimensions of synthetic media. Topics include deepfakes, voice cloning consent, image bias, copyright implications of AI-generated content, and how to teach students media literacy in an age of AI-generated content.

Voice, Video and Media with AI prepares educators to harness the creative power of AI while modelling responsible and critical use for their students.

What you will learn

  • How to create images, audio, video and multimedia resources using AI tools to support teaching and communication.
  • How to design engaging learning materials such as explainer videos, visual resources and narrated content using generative AI.
  • How to support student creativity by integrating AI media tools into classroom projects and learning activities.
  • How to recognise and address ethical issues in AI-generated media, including deepfakes, voice cloning, bias and copyright.

Designed for Real Classrooms

Every strategy in this course has been tested in schools navigating real constraints: time, governance, workload and accountability. This is not theory. It is applied practice.

From Curiosity to Capability

AI experimentation is easy. Sustained capability is not. Educator Intelligence helps schools move from isolated exploration to shared professional judgement.
Your host

Matthew Esterman

Matthew Esterman is a nationally recognised educator, school leader and AI consultant working at the forefront of AI in education. He has supported independent, Catholic and government schools across Australia and internationally to integrate AI responsibly, strengthen governance, and build professional capability in teaching and leadership.
Educator Intelligence is founded by Matthew Esterman and ClassCover.

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