AI Assistant

Prompts: 

• While the AI Assistant is awesome, it's not foolproof. Even AI can make mistakes if its database contains mistakes or the instructions are unclear. Fact-check the lesson activities the AI Assistant creates for you before using them in your classroom.

• The better your prompts, the better results you'll get. Be direct, concise, and clear: Use specific, relevant keywords when you search for a topic. For example: “Create a lesson activity for US grade 3 students that covers the main events of the American Revolution”.

Planning: 

• Use the AI Assistant to create differentiated lesson activities: Use specific instructions to create lesson activities suitable for each student's needs.

• You could ask the AI Assistant to break the lesson’s content into several rounds to make it more manageable.  

• You could ask it to provide multiple possible answers in a Quiz to challenge your students.

• You could even specify the language to translate activities as needed.

• Tweak it as you see fit: The AI Assistant uses your feedback as it builds your lesson or activity so you can request changes at almost any point. You can also edit the activity once it’s been built to add images, sound, PDFs, etc. AI can inject storylines to build student engagement with a topic (sports theme, anyone?), translate content to other languages, and adjust the difficulty level- all with the click of a button!