Teachers Graduate From Artificial Intelligence Diploma Program
Teacher Carina Gubiotti stated that “son esenciales hoy por hoy, la educación se actualiza y debemos acompañar ese proceso,” as she graduated from an artificial intelligence training program in San Luis. Gubiotti, who teaches at Escuela N°84 ‘Dalmiro Santiago Adaro’ in Los Manantiales, received her certificate on Friday after completing the Diploma in AI for Teaching and Innovation, agenciasanluis.com reported.
The training initiative is a joint effort between the provincial government and the Universidad Austral. It aims to equip educators with digital tools suited for modern classrooms. Gubiotti noted that she discovered resources during the course that she previously did not know were available to teachers.
Classroom Applications and Time Management
The curriculum emphasizes that artificial intelligence functions as a supporting mechanism rather than a replacement for educators. Gubiotti explained that the technology helps organize schedules, cuts down administrative hours, and supports individualized student learning processes.

At the Escuela ‘Santiago Adaro’, instructors manage a cross-curricular model that frequently involves multi-grade classrooms. Gubiotti stated that implementing artificial intelligence tools reduced her daily lesson planning time by 50 percent, easing the workload in multi-level learning environments.
The program structure addresses the reality of students growing up within a modern technological era. Educators are tasked with guiding that transition while maintaining a human-centered approach to instruction.
Frequently Asked Questions About the AI Training Program
Who organized the Diploma in AI for Teaching and Innovation?
The training course was developed and administered jointly by the government of San Luis and the Universidad Austral.
Which school does Carina Gubiotti teach at?
Gubiotti teaches at Escuela N°84 ‘Dalmiro Santiago Adaro’ located in Los Manantiales.
When did the teachers receive their certificates?
The participants completed the program and received their graduation certificates on Friday.
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