Overview, Introduction & Prerequisites:

With the disruptive introduction of OpenAI ChatGPT, I thought I would try something helpful for teachers.

If I'm like most teachers, while developing a new lesson, module, lab, I should start with the education standards I'm trying to teach. Right? But do I? No.  I typically have a great idea, and jump right in to developing the content… and the standard is not thought about until I'm done with a lesson plan.

For me, attaching the standard step to a lesson is the last thing I want to think about!!!

Am I unique? I hope not, 'cause then that just means I'm a "bad" teacher.

Am I unique? I hope not, 'cause then that just means I'm a "bad" teacher.

I put all my energy into content development and it's almost an afterthought to track down the standards, and there are a lot of them.  I'm mostly focused on STEAM, and Engineering, so the NGSS are the ones I look to first, but I also teach CTE, so the Engineering & Architecture standards are also needed.  It also does not hurt to put in CC and other standards. 

• No explicit prerequisite course work or coding knowledge is required, but students are expected to have a some understanding of basic browser interface and AI introduction.

Submission Instructions:

Chat GPT Education Standards Results:

Chat GPT Multiple Choice Question Generation:

Code for Canvas:

# Import the Canvas API library

from canvasapi import Canvas

# Set API URL and API key

API_URL = "https://yourinstitution.instructure.com"

API_KEY = "your_api_key"

# Initialize a new Canvas object

canvas = Canvas(API_URL, API_KEY)

# Set the quiz id

quiz_id = 12345

# Create multiple choice questions

question1 = {

    "question_name": "Who conceptualized Python in the late 1980s?",

    "question_text": "Who conceptualized Python in the late 1980s?",

    "question_type": "multiple_choice_question",

    "answers": [

        {"answer_text": "Guido van Rossum", "weight": 100},

        {"answer_text": "Alice Packer", "weight": 0},

        {"answer_text": "Monty Python", "weight": 0},

        {"answer_text": "The National Research Institute for Scientific Research", "weight": 0}

    ]

}

question2 = {

    "question_name": "What was the original target system for Python?",

    "question_text": "What was the original target system for Python?",

    "question_type": "multiple_choice_question",

    "answers": [

        {"answer_text": "Mobile", "weight": 0},

        {"answer_text": "Time-sharing", "weight": 100},

        {"answer_text": "Systems programming", "weight": 0},

        {"answer_text": "The Internet", "weight": 0}

    ]

}

question3 = {

    "question_name": "What was the name of the initiative launched by Guido van Rossum to make programming more accessible to the masses?",

    "question_text": "What was the name of the initiative launched by Guido van Rossum to make programming more accessible to the masses?",

    "question_type": "multiple_choice_question",

    "answers": [

        {"answer_text": "Python for Everyone", "weight": 0},

        {"answer_text": "Computer Programming for Everyone", "weight": 100},

        {"answer_text": "Easy Programming for All", "weight": 0},

        {"answer_text": "The Python Initiative", "weight": 0}

    ]

}

# Add questions to quiz

quiz = canvas.get_quiz(quiz_id)

quiz.create_question(question1)

quiz.create_question(question2)

quiz.create

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