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If you are starting to think that AI can help you save time, you probably haven't even scratched the surface. Prompting AI is the most important thing to getting results you can use (always preview and modify them to fit your needs). The AI for Education Prompt Library is a great resource that can help you with prompts to use with AI. ~AO
Imagine if your students could talk to historical figures, learn from them, and ask them questions. AI bots like ChatGTP are capable of this, but are unpredictable and can't be managed by a teacher. However, with SchoolAI Spaces, they can be. A "Space" is created for students to use, under the teacher's control and watch. Choose from a library of spaces, customize them, or create your own. Some great ones for Black History Month include Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman, Exploring the Roots of Black History, and so much more! ~AO
One of the major concerns with AI is academic dishonesty. This article is helpful when thinking about integrating AI into academic practice. ~AO
Create stories quickly and easily by grade level and subject with Diffit. It includes pictures, a summary, vocabulary, and questions. You can also insert a link to an article to change the reading level or insert a video link to summarize it. Here are a few examples of how it can be used. ~AOÂ
Have a lot, I mean A LOT of tabs? Easily find what you are looking for, search for tabs, bring back recently closed tabs, and close unwanted tabs in Google Chrome's Search Tab feature. ~AO
AI in Education can seem overwhelming. I think this video does a great job of explaining why we all (students included) are going to have to understand how to use it. ~AO