Just like Top Gun Maverick had to trust his jet’s tech while employing his instincts and training, teachers today are learning how to fly with AI as a co-pilot.

Generative AI is everywhere these days, and I believe most of you reading this post have already used some form of AI in your work or daily life. As someone who strongly believes in the power of technology in education, I always encourage teachers, educators, and researchers to tap into the potential that these tools…

Three more AI tools, a platform for creating interactive lessons, a video editor, and a tool that makes text more accessible to everyone.

The one-hour free course from OpenAI and Common Sense provides lots of good prompt writing advice and an overview of using AI as a teacher

FLUF Test: A Framework for Critical Evaluation of Content Generated with Artificial Intelligence  © 2023 by  Dr. Jennifer L. Parker  is licensed under  CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 .

Your discernment is the most critical component of using generative AI tools effectively to assist with planning lessons.

If your district wants to craft an effective and comprehensive AI policy, there’s a lot to consider

gotFeedback is an AI-powered marking tool that offers superb bespoke feedback to students

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Generative AI: Teaching ERWC in the Age of ChatGPT Jen Roberts Facts about AI https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vR_-dGiV_Bpp2zx8KCSH1Ql6bdrrxD82yjYEAqHKlF1zZzYCuicxRT8VuiZrt1E8MYGTLNX2aBRImGS/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=15000 1 bit.ly/AIERWC23