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ChatGPT prompts
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Run This PD Sprint With Your Staff About Artificial Intelligence
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January 2023 LunchNLearn: Artificial Intelligence in Education - Google Slides
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The Art of Self-Pacing: How to Build Playlists that Keep Students on Track – Dr. Catlin Tucker
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Creating Choice Boards with Book Creator | Shake Up Learning
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Three conversations to have about ChatGPT.pdf - Google Drive
Saturday, January 28, 2023
Weekly Links (weekly)
Saturday, January 21, 2023
Weekly Links (weekly)
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This online demo helps to analyze text and predict if it was written by a human or an AI. The results start to get reliable after around 50 tokens (roughly 50 words). The results are displayed on a continuum from Real (at 0%) to Fake (at 100%).
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HistoryMaps | Learn History Visually with Maps and Timelines
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101 Practical Ways to Ditch That Textbook v3.0.pdf - Google Drive
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"A User-Friendly Encyclopedia of Technology" Jennifer Gonzalez
Saturday, January 14, 2023
Weekly Links (weekly)
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Amplifying Tech for In-Person Learning Summary - Google Docs
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In a World of AI, Our Students Need Project-Based Learning - John Spencer
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Interactive Chart | Ad Fontes Media
"Interactive Media Bias Chart®"
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(62) How Will Schools Respond to the A.I. Revolution? #chatgpt #artificialintelligence - YouTube
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(60) It’s Time to Pay Attention to A.I. (ChatGPT and Beyond) - YouTube
"It’s"
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from Donnie Piercey to use with ChatGPT
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Five Sources of Evidence-Based Research • TechNotes Blog
"reference collection of evidence-based strategies."
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Control Alt Achieve: Creating Photo Words with Google Slides - How to Place an Image inside of Text
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(51) 7 Ways Teachers Can Harness the Power of AI for Learning - YouTube
In the video we break down seven (really, eight) ways you can use AI right now to benefit learning: #1: Embrace It #2: Substitute Google Search and Study Partner #3: Help Learners 24/7 (Chatbot) #4: Supercharge Writing and Brainstorming #5: Simulate Expert or Different Perspectives #6: Lessons, Curriculum, and Deep Learning Questions #7: UDL Everything Bonus: Write Grants - Get Funding
Saturday, January 07, 2023
Weekly Links (weekly)
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10 Tips for Organizing Your Gmail: Complete YouTube Playlist – Flipped Tech Coaching
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File in PD and Classes
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Google Safe Browsing – Google Transparency Report
Check whether a webpage is safe
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Free AI Writing Tools - No Sign-Up, No Limit - TinyWow
Totally free AI-powered writing tool. No sign-up needed, and no limit on quantity created. Enter your text and have the AI generate an improved version. Specific tools include essay writer, content improver, paragraph completer, name generator, and much more.
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Free Fonts | 100,000+ Font Downloads | FontSpace
Over 100,000 free fonts to use for any of your projects. Search through the fonts, or browse by style and collections. Choose a font, type in your text, and download the image or simply copy and paste it into your Google project.
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Fantastic Feedback Tools for Google Workspace - Agenda - Google Docs
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*Periodic Table Finished Product update Dec 2021 - Google Drawings
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Copy of Resources and Info 2022-23 TECHNOLOGY - Google Slides
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Copy of Resources and Info 2021-22 TECHNOLOGY - Google Slides
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"Thousands of mental health apps are available today, and teens are common users of these products."
Thursday, January 05, 2023
ChatGPT
There's been lots of conversation about ChatGPT and how it is impacting schools. Will it be the next disrupter? Here's what I've been reading....
- Catlin Tucker: How Disruptive Will ChatGPT Be?
- John Spencer: No, Artificial Intelligence Won't Destroy High School English (Or any Other Subject) and How Will Schools Respond to the AI Revolution?
- AJ Juliani: Creative Learning Solutions in a ChatGPT World
- AJ Juliani: 7 Ways Teachers Can Harness the Power of AI for Learning
- The 74: Schools Must Embrace the Looming Disruption of ChatGPT
- Ariel Levin: 50 Awesome ChatGPT Prompts
- Recomendo - ChatGPT Prompts
- Torri Trust: ChatGPT and Education
- Larry Ferlazzo: A Collection of "Best Lists" about Artificial Intelligence in Education
- Ethan R Mollick and Lilach Mollick: New Modes of Learning Enabled by AI Chatbots
- Coldfusion: It's Time to Pay Attention to AI (Chat GPT and Beyond)
- Wes Fryer: AI Powered Creativity (Wakelet)
Wednesday, January 04, 2023
Learning about Mastodon
With all the hubbub around Twitter and whether it's safe to continue on that platform, I've been trying to figure out what to do - stay or go? On the one hand, the diatribe and vicious language promoting hate are so off-putting. On the other hand, I have found Twitter to have been the most incredible professional learning tool. Because I follow mostly education-related people, those are mostly the kinds of posts I see. There has been a lot of conversation about abandoning Twitter. It seems that many people are moving to Mastadon. I first ran across it from a Tweet from Miguel Guhlin.
So I tried it out. Other Educators have jumped on board and there are some great tutorials which I will link to below. I don't know if it's going to replace Twitter. I guess I am just used to Twitter and how it worked, and now this is a change. I will say I find it much easier to read posts on the phone app Metatext. More soon!
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