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The explosion of generative AI has created significant challenges and sparked new opportunities for our students. So, how do we decide when students should and should not use AI? In this article and podcast, I explore seven key areas you might consider as you craft the policies and design the systems within your school. 
Nermin Ciloglu Cakmakci's curator insight,
February 8, 3:52 PM
Great view! I read, watched, and listened to the article with pleasure. I like the cover photo! AI is developing surprisingly quickly and is included in children's lives.
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We’re 17 years out from the release of that first iPhone, nearly two decades have passed, and educators are still trying to communicate the role that these tools can play in their programming.
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Absorbing media and assimilating it into your existing knowledge is a challenge, and this is a concern when the media is full of big, scary headlines about artificial intelligence (AI) taking over the world, stealing jobs, and being sentient. As teachers and parents, you don’t need to know all the details about AI to answer young people’s questions, but you can avoid accidentally introducing alternate conceptions. This article offers some top tips to help you point those inquisitive minds in the right direction.
Samantha Alanís's curator insight,
January 29, 4:39 PM
Absolutely! One way to talk to young children about AI is to compare AI to things they are familiar with, like a smart assistant on a device... focus on how AI can be helpful, like in video games, voice assistants, or learning apps... however, it is fundamental to clarity that AI does NOT have feelings, thoughts or creativity, it ONLY follows instructions based on specific data.
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For those of us hoping for a quiet, back-to-normal kind of year, the research coming out of 2023 might disappoint. A rising tide of teenage mental health issues sent researchers scurrying for answers, and the sudden ascendance of AI posed a new threat to codes of academic conduct and caused some educators to forecast the end of teaching as we know it (we’re here to dispel that myth).
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"Keeping up with the latest in education is super important, and that’s where podcasts come in! If you’ve followed along with my work for a while you know that I love to share strategies, ideas, and resources and this medium is one that I love. I started my Easy EdTech Podcast in 2019, and today I have an AI in Education Playlist for you. It’s full of recent episodes, some favorites I listen to, and plenty of great interviews.
Marina de Alarcón's curator insight,
December 4, 2023 6:32 AM
La integración de la IA en la educación, resaltada en la playlist, muestra la evolución de las herramientas pedagógicas. Los podcasts, como fuente poderosa, facilitan estar al día en un entorno educativo cambiante.
Cada episodio resalta la diversidad de aplicaciones de la IA en la enseñanza, desde la ampliación de la participación estudiantil hasta la simplificación de procesos docentes. La capacidad de aprender sobre la marcha, aprovechando momentos cotidianos, marca una transición significativa en la forma en que los educadores pueden acceder y aplicar conocimientos especializados.
Como conclusión, la playlist no solo trae saberes prácticos sobre la IA en la educación, sino destaca la necesidad de adaptarse a herramientas innovadoras. Aprender en movimiento mediante podcasts muestra un enfoque prometedor para el futuro educativo, donde la tecnología es un aliado dinámico en el desarrollo de educadores y estudiantes.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been around for decades; however, with the introduction of generative AI, such as ChatGPT, there has been a newfound focus on how technology tools can impact the educational landscape. The AI revolution in industry is upon us and is beginning to establish itself as a permanent part of educational practice as evidenced by Lucarillo, Nagel, Hardman, and others. Therefore, it is crucial to equip teachers with the skills to use AI in ways that ensure a high-quality education for the students in classrooms across the globe.
Silvia Barbero Olvera's comment,
November 26, 2023 5:42 PM
La diversidad en cuanto a la exposición y uso de la IA entre el alumnado y su creciente influencia en el contexto educativo deja ver la brecha digital que hay en las aulas. De ahí la importancia de la alfabetización en este recurso digital y la capacitación de los docentes para conseguir incluir esta herramienta en la enseñanza.
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There are so many great science books for middle and high school girls. Let's take a look at some recommendations from science teachers! Via Yashy Tohsaku
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From curriculum to assessment to personalization, here are 10 roles for artificial intelligence in education.
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It's here, friends! Our November Choice Board where reading, learning, making, coding, technology and music can take you on adventures all month long.
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Recent developments in artificial intelligence are changing how the world sees computing and challenging computing educators to rethink their approach to teaching. In this issue of Hello World, we tackle the big questions about AI and computing education, such as what AI literacy is and how we teach it. Our writers explore a range of topics including gender bias in AI and what we can do about it; how to speak to young children about AI; and why anthropomorphism hinders learners' understanding of AI. Our feature articles also include a research digest on AI ethics for children, and of course practical examples of how you can incorporate AI lessons in your classroom.
AI is a topic we’ve addressed before in Hello World, and we'll keep covering this rapidly evolving field in future.
Hello World issue 22 is a comprehensive snapshot of the current landscape of AI education.
Franck's curator insight,
November 4, 2023 11:49 AM
The development of AI should value and respect children's own thoughts, wishes, emotions, interests, self-esteem, etc., and should avoid harm to their personal dignity.
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Through these efforts, educators can embrace the opportunities provided by technology and create dynamic and effective learning environments for all students. Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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Our devices can be anything we want them to be. If we want them to be beguiling, and dangerous, they will end up as bogeymen. But we deserve better, as do our children. The solution to mental illness and a fraying social fabric will not be impractical, hobbled devices, or “unplugged” vacations that only the rich can afford. It will begin with a new, rational, national discussion of the way we live now, and the way we want to live, devices and all. Via Nik Peachey
Nik Peachey's curator insight,
October 7, 2023 2:18 AM
Debunking some of the myths around screen time. |
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Leading in an era of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence (AI) requires that leaders articulate a clear vision, build consensus around it, communicate effectively with the school community, and allocate support and resources for their policies.
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"Hello World’s second special edition is here! Whilst our first special edition focused on how we can teach computing, The Big Book of Computing Content focuses on what we can teach. From data and information, to the effective use of tools, to artificial intelligence, The Big Book of Computing Content explores what we mean by computing and aims to provide a common language to describe the different areas of study and competencies, giving you an indispensable companion to understanding the breadth of knowledge contained within this constantly evolving subject. "
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"Social media is often seen as a distraction. But can you use social media for inspiration instead? There are creative and unexpected ways to incorporate social media into various aspects of teaching – specifically as inspiration for student learning experiences throughout the school year.
Today on the blog, we’ll look at how integrating aspects of social media into your teaching methods can transform traditional classrooms into engaging and interactive spaces. The strategies below are ready for you to customize to your particular group of students. I think you’ll find that they can boost student engagement, foster creativity, and provide real-world context to your next lesson!" Via Yashy Tohsaku
Paige Galloway's curator insight,
January 30, 3:42 PM
The article shares how social media can be used as a source of inspiration rather than a distraction for students in the classroom. The author offers 12 creative ideas for incorporating social media into student learning experiences, such as creating historical figure Instagram posts, writing short poems to fit within character constraints (like X (Twitter) and Instagram), and making animated videos. These activities aim to enhance student engagement, foster creativity, and provide real-world context to assignments/lessons. The author emphasizes that integrating social media doesn't replace traditional teaching methods but, instead, adds a new dimension to education. Additionally, the article encourages teachers to experiment with these ideas and share their experiences on social media.
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"Well, it’s January! And that means it’s the time when I put out a new edition of my Teacher’s Guide to Tech. This is now the TENTH edition of the guide, and as always, because it keeps improving, I’m gonna say this is the best edition yet.: Via Yashy Tohsaku
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Discover 9 ways to integrate QR codes into your classroom library, adding a layer of digital interactivity to your learning environment.
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Recently, Google has taken a significant step by updating Bard, their AI chatbot, to be accessible to teenagers. This move is part of a broader initiative to empower young minds with the tools and knowledge to harness generative AI technologies effectively. Alongside this, Google has introduced a plethora of educational resources, including complimentary AI courses and an AI Literacy Guide, which we’re focusing on today.
Silvia Barbero Olvera's comment,
November 26, 2023 4:58 PM
La transformación constante de la tecnología en tiempos líquidos hace imprescindible la alfabetización digital, propiciando el aprendizaje y manejo de recursos que contribuyen a sacar el máximo partido a las tecnologías emergentes.
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A new law requires K-12 schools to add media literacy to curriculum for English language arts, science, math and history-social studies.
"Media literacy can help change that, advocates believe, by teaching students how to recognize reliable news sources and the crucial role that media plays in a democracy. "
“The increase in Holocaust denial, climate change denial, conspiracy theories getting a foothold, and now AI … all this shows how important media literacy is for our democracy right now,” said Jennifer Ormsby, library services manager for the Los Angeles County Office of Education. “The 2016 election was a real eye-opener for everyone on the potential harms and dangers of fake news.”
Silvia Barbero Olvera's comment,
November 26, 2023 6:16 PM
Internet consigue democratizar la información pues el conocimiento está disponible para todas las personas. Los datos circulan de forma horizontal favoreciendo el acceso y democratizando el saber. Pero en la red se puede encontrar tanto información verídica como falsa, por lo que es necesaria la alfabetización mediática que permita a los estudiantes diferenciar fuentes y datos confiables de los que no lo son.
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Everyone thinks they can spot a deepfake video, but rapidly improving technology, including AI tools, makes spotting a fake video harder than ever.
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Classroom Challenges are lessons that support teachers in formative assessment. There are 100 lessons in total, 20 at each grade from 6 to 8 and 40 for ‘Career and College Readiness’ at High School Grades 9 and above. Some lessons are focused on developing math concepts, others on solving non-routine problems.
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This special report delves into the convergence of education and artificial intelligence, offering a comprehensive guide for educators navigating this transformative landscape. Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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While new and perhaps useful, ChatGPT lacks the substance educators should be encouraging in their students' writing. Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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