A.I. Tips for Teachers
Why? Save Time, Teach Deeper
Offload thunking activities so you can focus on thinking.
Sneaky White Text
Want a way to see if students used an A.I generator to create a written answer?
Insert some sneaky white text into the prompt.
If students just copy and paste this into an A.I. generator you might get a response such as this...
Use sites like Diffit and Chat GPT to save you time!
Help with rubric generation, create prompts, create activities, create modified readers, create test questions, outlines, and even lessons plans. Work smarter, not harder. Take the generated work and then tweak it so it fits your style and classroom. Use it as a starting point.
Use A.I. generators to create games with curated / customized content.
Create games like Apples to Apples, Taboo, Scattergories, and Jeopardy much faster to use in a whole group setting. Paste in your vocabulary list, class content, or study guides to generate game questions.
Practice writing prompts as a whole class.
Use A.I. generators in a group setting with students to show them how they are biased.
Work together to create prompts. Analyze what was generated. Is it accurate?
How can you alter the prompt to get better information out of the generator?