Common Sense Media: Practical Tips for Teachers to Use AI
Learn about effective prompt engineering, AI tools, and more.
When it comes to using artificial intelligence at school, whether in the classroom or for more routine teacher tasks, some educators are all in, while others are fully opposed. And still others are probably curious about AI but aren’t sure where to start. One thing is pretty clear: AI isn’t going away anytime soon, so ignoring it isn’t really an option! (If you don’t understand what AI is or how it works, our training course AI Foundations for Educators is a great place to start.)
Using AI successfully in a school setting brings challenges and opportunities for both teachers and students. For example, AI-based plagiarism may already be a problem in your class or school. Or maybe you’ve toyed around with the technology but don’t know what to try next, or you’re not sure how to create prompts that get useful results. And then there are all those AI tools to evaluate!
No matter where you are on your AI journey, we have practical tips to address your most pressing concerns, as well as suggestions for especially useful functions. Below are some handy hacks to help you work with this evolving technology while prioritizing privacy and well-being…..
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Learn about effective prompt engineering, AI tools, and more.
When it comes to using artificial intelligence at school, whether in the classroom or for more routine teacher tasks, some educators are all in, while others are fully opposed. And still others are probably curious about AI but aren’t sure where to start. One thing is pretty clear: AI isn’t going away anytime soon, so ignoring it isn’t really an option! (If you don’t understand what AI is or how it works, our training course AI Foundations for Educators is a great place to start.)
Using AI successfully in a school setting brings challenges and opportunities for both teachers and students. For example, AI-based plagiarism may already be a problem in your class or school. Or maybe you’ve toyed around with the technology but don’t know what to try next, or you’re not sure how to create prompts that get useful results. And then there are all those AI tools to evaluate!
No matter where you are on your AI journey, we have practical tips to address your most pressing concerns, as well as suggestions for especially useful functions. Below are some handy hacks to help you work with this evolving technology while prioritizing privacy and well-being…..
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