Explore the potential of AI to create visually stimulating educational materials that capture the interest of students and aid in their learning process. This webinar will provide insights into selecting the right AI tools, designing effective graphics, and evaluating the educational impact of these visual aids.
Age-appropriate content:
Ensure the generated images are suitable for your students' age group.
Be prepared to review and potentially filter out inappropriate content.
Clarity and simplicity:
AI-generated images can sometimes be complex or abstract. Aim for clear, simple designs that effectively communicate your intended message or concept.
You may need to refine your prompts to achieve the right level of simplicity for your students.
Accessibility:
Consider color contrast and readability for students with visual impairments.
Avoid relying solely on color to convey information.
Cultural sensitivity:
Be aware that AI models can perpetuate cultural stereotypes or biases.
Review images for culturally appropriate and inclusive representations.
Accuracy of educational content:
Double-check any factual information depicted in the images, such as historical events, scientific concepts, or mathematical representations.
AI may generate plausible-looking but incorrect details.
Consistency across materials:
If creating a series of graphics, ensure consistency in style, characters, or symbols across different images.
This might require careful prompt engineering or post-processing.
Copyright and fair use:
Understand the terms of use for the AI tool you're using, especially regarding educational applications.
Consider how the use of AI-generated images aligns with your institution's policies on educational materials.
Adobe ethical sources content to train their AI. Creative Cloud accounts are free to create, but users are limited to 25 images per month.
Create stunning images that include text. 10 credit refresh daily. Generates 4 images at a time.
Use built-in AI tools to create and edit images with ease!
40 credits to start with and then as little as $5/mo. Be sure to save generated images to view later.
Slow but good. Earn (or buy) credits daily to create stunning images. Participate in challenges to earn credits.
Claim daily credit to use in generating images. Lots of styles to choose from.
Generate 4 images at a time. Credits to make images refresh each day.
😀 No login required. Generate one image at a time. Download to device if not logged in.
😀 No login required. Create 9 images as once. Save individual ones or tile of 9 images.
Create AI images in your Microsoft365 account. Use the "Enhance Prompt" feature for better images.
Trial and paid plans. Generate royalty-free patterns for every surface with this simple AI tool!
Copyright and ownership:
Most AI art generators use training data that may include copyrighted images. This raises questions about the copyright status of generated images.
Understand the terms of service for the specific tool you're using regarding image ownership and usage rights.
If you plan to use AI-generated art commercially, carefully review the terms of service and consider potential legal implications.
Bias and representation:
AI models can perpetuate biases present in their training data, potentially leading to issues with representation or stereotyping.
Be aware of potential biases in generated images, especially when depicting people or cultures.
Quality and consistency:
While AI art has improved dramatically, it can still produce inconsistencies or errors, especially with complex subjects like human anatomy or text.
You may need to generate multiple images or provide detailed prompts to get desired results.
Prompt engineering:
Learning to craft effective prompts is crucial for getting the best results from AI art generators.
Different tools may respond better to different prompt styles or formats.
Limitations:
AI art generators may struggle with certain concepts or specific details. Understand what your chosen tool can and cannot do reliably.
Disclosure:
When using AI-generated art, it's often considered good practice to disclose that the image was created by AI, especially in professional or public contexts.
Complementing human creativity:
Consider using AI art tools as a complement to human creativity rather than a replacement, combining AI-generated elements with your own artistic input.
