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<h3>Generative AI tools, including language models, image generators, audio creators, video synthesizers, and more, can significantly enhance the educational process and experience by providing valuable assistance in content creation, research, and communication. However, it is crucial to teach the responsible and ethical use of these tools.</h3>

GENERATIVE AI GUIDELINES

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GENERATIVE AI FOR YOUR STUDENTS

MagicSchool has a large collection of AI tools for teachers but I think their most compelling feature is a tool that allows you to “Launch to Students” the AI tools that you would like them to use and then monitor and control them.

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Brisk AI is a Google Chrome extension that can create resources for teachers using websites or videos that they find useful in their teaching. One of the tools that Brisk AI has is the Boost Student Activity tool. When used, teachers are able to create an activity where students can engage with a chatbot regarding the content they want students to better understand. Teachers are able to track the conversation between the student and the AI and AI will prompt the teacher if the conversation of the student is going off track.

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GENERATIVE AI FOR YOUR TEACHERS

Diffit helps teachers create materials using existing resources or by simply typing about "literally anything." It generates summaries, readings, vocabularies, multiple-choice questions, short-answer questions, and open-ended questions. My favorite feature is the ability to create activities that help students summarize their learning, understand vocabulary, and improve reading and writing strategies. It also supports text analysis, collaboration, and critical thinking.

Diffit

TEACHING YOUR STUDENTS ABOUT AI

Curriculums about AI for students grades 2-12 that can be as short as one class period.

Code.org Artificial Intelligence

Foundations of Generative AI course to give your students a solid foundation on generative AI.

Code.org Foundations of Generative AI

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES

This is an innovative online course designed for educators seeking to unlock the possibilities of using AI in their teaching practices. The course covers the background and workings of AI text and image generators, exploring popular tools and platforms that facilitate creative content creation. Delving deeper, we'll examine the ethical implications surrounding their use and discuss strategies for responsible use in educational settings.

ALC Empowering Eduction with AI

Join Desmond Suarez as he explores different applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in educational settings and discusses how generative AI affects teaching and learning experiences. The webinar will also discuss practical strategies for integrating generative AI tools and platforms into the curriculum.

ALC Generative AI in the Classroom

In episode 8 of EDTech Unpacked Aaron and Desmond talked with Gregory Ratter who used Chat GPT to make an AI clone of himself to help tutor his students and answer questions. While we were blown away with his use of AI, we also talk about more practical tools and advances in AI. Enjoy and be blessed.