Empower Teaching and Learning with Artificial Intelligence

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Artificial intelligence (AI) tools save teachers a significant amount of time and can be used to motivate students to read and write. In the presentation below discover ways teachers are already using AI as a virtual assistant to help with grading, lesson planning, materials design, and more. With these tools, teachers can streamline their workload and focus on what they do best - teaching and inspiring their students. 

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AI Tips and Resources

Teachers and AI

• Using Generative AI in the Classroom Poster
• AI and education: guidance for policy-makers by UNESCO
• AI Tools to Fuel Student Imagination
• What is AI? Infographic: Generative AI Explained by AI
• GenAI Prompt Library for Educators
• AI Educator Tools Search Engine
• Graphic: AI Can Be Your Personal Teaching Assistant by Crystal Uhiren! 
• Graphic and article- AI Tools for Teachers by Rachel Arthur 
• An AI lesson that helps students understand the accuracy and reliability of ChatGPT generated essays by C.W. Howell
• Getting started with OpenAI (ChatGPT tool):

1. Go to Ai.com and register for an account.
2. Accept the terms.
3. Type in your prompt or question in the text box.
4. Wait for ChatGPT to generate a response.
5. Read and evaluate the response.
6. If you don't like the response then revise or provide follow-up instructions.

• A well written prompt and follow-up instructions will give you better results! Check out these models for crafting prompts that get you better results:
  • Prompt Framework for Students: The Five "S" Model
  • PREP Prompt Model 
  • Clarity / Relevant info / Examples / Avoid Ambiguity / Tinker / Evaluate framework for prompt creation by Tom Barrett
• Some AI concerns- privacy and security, inaccurate information, bias, copyright infringement, and transparency.
• AI is currently being integrated in some popular education tools. Click the tool to see the AI features:
  • Canva's create a presentation tool and text to image tool. 
  • Padlet's AI Draw Tool
  • Parlay Genie for discussion prompts
  • Microsoft AI features
  • Google AI features
• Find AI tools and examples of teachers using AI to save them time in the bookmarks below. You can get started playing with the tools in these 2 lists:
  • Interactive image to click on AI tools for creating written content, lesson planning, designing presentations, creating music, producing videos, and more!
• Student Examples:
  • An 11-year-old child created a Harry Potter game using an AI!
  • Artificial Intelligence: Chatbot Activities for Students
  • York student uses AI chatbot to get parking fine revoked

Bookmarks

Find the tools listed above and many more resources in the bookmarks below.