Chat GPT and your well being

Ever think of using Chat GPT as a wellness coach? Mandy Froehlich (guest post from Matt Miller) has some suggestions here.

Ideas for ChatGPT

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

Her focus is engaging learning.

Curipod

Lisa Nielsen shares six suggestions for using Curipod in your classroom.

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.

Media Literacy

This has been a hot topic for several years- how do we help our students read and think crucially with an ever-increasing amount of media.  PBS shares some lessons/resources to help you get started.  While many lessons are geared to the 6-12 classrooms, there are also a few suggestions for younger grades.  Could you spot a deep fake
?

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.

Al and litter

Here’s a short PBS video for your K-5 students about Al, the tin can, and his role in pollution.  There are other human-impact videos as well.

How teachers violate copyright

 

Can you guess the top 10 ways teachers might (inadvertently) violate copyright rules? (That Disney movie better be for educational and not entertainment reasons.) In her blog post, Alice Keeler not only lists the ways (and the ways) but also suggests solutions to each case.

National Park Resources

National Parks are celebrated at the end of April (the 22-30) and TeachersFirst has curated sites for you and your students. Please click here to view.