ISTE offers a series of Hands-On Project Guides for use in the classroom. This week I want to highlight A Guide for Elective Teachers.
You can find this Guide on the ISTE website or by following this link: https://adobe.ly/3PJD2Nh.
The introduction and the appendices contain a little bit of information about AI and how to use the Guide. The Guide itself contains 4 different projects that you can use with students in Electives classes, to help guide their thinking about AI.
ISTE offers a series of Hands-On Project Guides for use in the classroom. This week I want to highlight A Guide for Computer Science Teachers.
You can find this Guide on the ISTE website or by following this link: https://adobe.ly/4a8tvHZ.
The introduction and the appendices contain a little bit of information about AI and how to use the Guide. The Guide itself contains 4 different projects that you can do with students to help guide their thinking about Computer Science and how AI is already or can be used.
As I mentioned last week, ISTE offers a series of Hands-On Project Guides for use in the classroom. This week I want to highlight A Guide on Ethics and AI.
You can find this Guide on the ISTE website or by following this link: https://adobe.ly/49dbpTN.
The introduction and the appendices contain a little bit of information about AI and how to use the Guide. The Guide itself contains 4 different projects that you can do with students to help guide their thinking about ethics and using AI ethically.
Are you interested in learning more about Artificial Intelligence and how you can use it in your classroom?
Although learning about tools are great, learning how to use them in the classroom, both with students and to help us, is essential to appropriate usage.
ISTE is the leading organization in teaching technology in the classroom. ISTE stands for International Society for Technology in Education. They are a nonprofit organization that provides resources, training and support that helps educators use technology to revolutionize learning. Their mission is to empower educators to reimagine and redesign learning through impactful pedagogy and meaningful technology use.
ISTE offers a series of Hands-On Project Guides for use in the classroom. Each guide contains information about AI and projects to do in the classroom.
I will highlight a different guide each week for the next 5 weeks. I hope you find them useful and informative. Next week we will take a look at Ethics and AI.
If you work in any classroom, differentiating instruction can be a large part of your day. There is a new generative AI program that can help you with this task, Diffit.
Diffit lets you create differentiated resources from your exiting materials or from scratch. You can use Diffit to relevel text, customize vocabulary, translate, and mero.
Sign up for you (currently) free account today.
Another new school-based generative AI program you might want to check out is Magic School AI.
This tool is designed specifically for educators. It has over 60 AI tools that can be used for things like composing professional emails to leveling or ordering text.
Check out Magic School AI to sign up for a (currently) free account.
World Read Aloud Day is a day dedicated to the art of reading aloud. It is celebrated on the first Wednesday in February. Multiple vendors and book companies provide a variety of activities to celebrate. Mark your calendars for February 7th, 2024, and get ready for a day full of excitement as we celebrate the joy of reading aloud.
One of the great companies that will be participating in World Read Aloud Day is Curipod! They will have a new author every 30 minutes, including a live Q & A session with each author. Each registered classroom will get a 70-page activity packet from Curipod. The packet includes amazing interactive, engaging lesson plans and activities, downloadable activity books, coloring pages, turnkey Curipod lessons, Genially activities and so much more!
Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! Register your classroom now to ensure you and your students don't miss out on the literary adventure of a lifetime. Even if you can't attend, registering to receive the student activity guide is worth it!
Register with Curipod for WRADLive at https://wradlive.com/.
