Are you concerned about students using Al to cheat on writing assignments? You're not alone. This session is designed for English teachers grappling with this new challenge, showing you how to shift your focus from the final, polished product to the critical steps of the writing process. By making the writing journey the focus of your instruction, you can empower students to develop their own voice, prevent Al-driven plagiarism, and cultivate authentic writing skills that will last a lifetime.
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"Prompt engineering" is the skill of phrasing questions in a way that is most likely to result in a useful response. During this session we will explore best practices for generating queries using ChatGPT and Google Gemini. You'll also get a list of sample prompts written specifically for K-12 teachers.
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Think that Google Drive, Classroom, and Chromebooks are too advanced for K-3 students? Think again! This session will focus on practical, hands-on ways to use Google with elementary students. We will discuss the practical issues of using technology with young students and look at new ways that AI is being used by elementary teachers.Β
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Everyone is talking about AI, but can it actually save you time? Join me to learn tips and strategies for using free AI tools to help you generate lesson plans, map your lessons to state standards, and plan out your instructional calendar. This practical session will help you SAVE TIME by letting AI support your professional skills.Β
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