AI and ELA

Alice Keeler shared this blog post on how ELA instruction needs to change reflecting the changing AI landscape.

Chat GPT Ideas

Frustrated when using ChatGPT?  Maybe this article from TECA will give you some suggestions for your prompts.  I really think prompt engineering is key to using these AI resources.

AI Bias

Matt Miller shared this post about Jean Darnell and her experience with AI and a Black History Month report.  The post also includes a video interview with Jean and she shares some of her resources.

Acceptable Use Meets AI

I’m sure many districts are struggling with how AI (especially Chat GPT) into their acceptable use policy.  Alice Keeler shares her thoughts here for an ELA classroom. I really liked the sample appropriate (and inappropriate) prompts.

Changing the type of assignment

With all the focus on the new AI Chatbots ( Chat GPT being my favorite), people are starting to look at assignments in a different way.  There are no tools that will catch every chatbot-created paper- so I think looking at the assignment type is a better method.  Here’s an article from Education Week that might help you modify your assignments.

Asking the right question

If you have explored Bard or Chat GPT, you will know asking the right question can really determine the quality of the output.  Vicki Davis has shared a flowchart to help you (and perhaps your students) think about prompt engineering.

How AI will impact teaching - will schools be obsolete?

Alice Keeler shares her thoughts  (from an AI -artificial intelligence versus HI -Human Intelligence) and how it will impact schools. Take a look here.

Ideas for ChatGPT

Alice Keeler recently shared several ideas for ChatGPT in the classroom here.

Her focus is engaging learning.

ChatGPT for Teachers

Chat GPT is blocked in my district- but that doesn’t stop me from using it at home!  I’ve seen several articles recently on how prompt engineering (i.e., how you ask the question) directly impacts the quality of the output.  From Hello Teacher Lady, here is a list of 50 time-saving prompts for educators. From strategy suggestions to reflection/feedback ideas- you will find something you can use.

Bard- AI from Google

Here’s a blog post from Eric Curts about the new AI product from Google.

Everything you want to know about AI in Education

Caleb Wilson recently presented his work on AI for the Maryland Society for Educational Technology.  It is well worth the hour to hear him share his experiences.  You will leave with a little history and some educational suggestions as concerns. Below the YouTube video, you will find additional resources.

ChatGPT et all

 

Interested in AI (artificial intelligence) and related chatbots?  Here is a post from Matt Miller with a wealth of information.