This session showcases the cutting-edge benefits of developing Custom GPTs to enhance educator efficiency, streamline workflows, and align instruction. Participants will discover practical tools like the TCEA PROTECT Rubric, AI-Powered Plan Analyzer, and ALDO Coach, designed to transform teaching and embrace AI's potential in education.
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AI-Powered Plan Analyzer. Analyze your cybersafety, district technology plan, disaster recovery plan. Get a complete rewrite or suggestions for improvement. Read the blog entry (pending publication).
TCEA PROTECT. Use this privacy policy and terms of service analyzer to assess and score vendor solutions you are considering using in the District. Empower educators in your school or district to first assess a solution aligned to FERPA, CIPA, GPDR. Read the blog entry.
District AI Adoption Phase Assessor. Evaluate your organization's AI adoption phase using a five-question self-assessment. Read part one and two of the blog series.
TCEA ELEs Alignment Assistant. Align lessons, blogs, documents to the TCEA Essential Learning Expectations (ELEs) with this AI assistant. Read the blog entry.
Amazing Lesson Design Outline (ALDO). Get coached on high-effect sized instructional strategies and lesson design. Read the blog entry.
TCEA EIIR Coaching Cycle. Evaluate professional development responses, deal with coaching scenarios, and more. Works great with Jim Knight's The Impact Cycle and Diane Sweeney's Results-Based Coaching. Use existing scenarios (13 available) or input your own, then walk it through the coaching cycle of choice. Read the blog entry.
Critical Thinking Analysis Tool. Use Professor Melanie Trecek-King's Critical Thinking framework, FLOATER, to assess and score claims you get from friends, family, and the media. Read the blog entry.
Critical Thinking Coach. Guides users step-by-step through the Paul-Elder Critical Thinking Framework, focusing on one section at a time. Read the blog entry.
TCEA Prompt Guide Educator. Refine your AI prompts using acronym frameworks and score with MPAR. Learn more about the Meta-Prompt Analysis Rubric (MPAR).
Creating your very own ChatGPT Custom GPT can be fun and easy!
Think about what you want your ChatGPT to help with. Maybe it’s for answering questions about your favorite hobby or helping with homework. Or, make it about a work task that you need a thought partner for.
Find the place where you can build it, called the "Explore GPTs." Then, click the +Create button.
Pick a fun name for your new ChatGPT! You will get suggestions from ChatGPT designer.
Tell ChatGPT what it should talk about or what it can help people with. This is like making a list of its "special powers." Include any documents that ChatGPT can refer to, like building a database. Explore the configuration settings, customizing the Conversation Starts, Capabilities. Avoid Actions for now.
Try asking it questions or see if it talks the way you want. If it needs some fixing, you can make changes until it’s just right.
Decide if you want to keep it just for yourself or share it with friends. Some people like sharing; others keep it a secret.
Unlock the power of AI in your classroom with this exclusive ChatGPT for Educators course! For a limited time, enjoy a $5 discount by using this coupon at the TCEA Store. With insights tailored specifically for educators, you'll learn how to harness the capabilities of ChatGPT to enhance learning and engagement. Don't miss out—use code Fall2024ChatGPT and save on your path to becoming a certified ChatGPT educator. Offer valid until December 30, 2024.
AI collections, also known as Perplexity's Spaces, Claude’s Projects or OpenAI's ChatGPT Custom GPTs, offer advantages on intimidating projects such as these. Let’s examine these benefits and walk through the PLAN approach, which will help you become more efficient and effective when leveraging AI. Use these planners to get started.