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. 

JALT AI Literacy 2024 by Kelly Duncan

AI in the EFL Classroom by Kelly Duncan

AI Teachers by Kelly Duncan

AI Students by Kelly Duncan

AI Tips and Resources

AI Tools
AI tools for teachers - 

• Schemely
• Magic AI
• Diffit
• Eduaide.Ai
• Speakable
• Twee 
• To Teach AI
• Curipod AI
• Canva, Quizizz, Quizlet

AI tools for students- 

• https://sketch.metademolab.com (children)
• Tiny Storie (children)
• DebateAI  (13 years- old and up)
• Chat (Byte Codebreaker)  (13 years- old and up)
• TextFX  (13 years- old and up)
• Ideogram  (13 years- old and up)
• Image Creator from Microsoft Bing  (13 years- old and up)
• Grammarly for Students   (13 years- old and up)
• Learn about Artificial Intelligence (AI) | Code.org (3rd grade to 12th)

AI and Education

• What is AI? Infographic: Generative AI Explained by AI
• Free Ebook to get started, 80 Ways to Use ChatGPT in the Classroom: Use AI to Enhance Teaching and Learning, by Stan Skrabut, Ed.D.! The ebook has an explanation for beginners. 
• 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:
  • PREP Prompt Model by @DanFitzTweets, @AmandaFoxSTEM, and @WeinsteinEDU
  • Clarity / Relevant info / Examples / Avoid Ambiguity / Tinker / Evaluate framework for prompt creation by Tom Barrett
• These resources will provide you with example prompts to accomplish several tasks:
  • 50 prompts for teachers by the Teaching Channel.
  • 100 prompts for teachers by Alice Keeler. 
• 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!
  • Find more free AI tools here categorized. 

AI and Student Learning Resources

• Free ebook: 
• 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
• ​Classroom Examples:
  • AI with newcomers lesson by Larry Ferlazzo

Bookmarks

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