The AI Education Conversation
The AI Education Conversation explores the opportunities, risks, and impacts of artificial intelligence in education. Hosted by Daniel Lopez, the podcast delves into how AI is transforming teaching and learning. Each episode features discussions on the latest developments and ethical considerations. The show aims to inform educators and learners about the evolving role of AI in academic settings.
Episodes
72. Generative AI Hub: How Stanford is Empowering K-12 Ed Leaders with AI Tools | Chris Agnew
How is a world renowned university supporting education system leaders with AI? I talk with Chris Agnew, Director of the Generative AI for Education Hub at Stanford University. The hub is tasked with empowering K-12 systems leaders through research, policy, and practice.Chris and I talk about the work of the Hub, latest AI studies on their AI repository hub, the unique role Stanford can play in en
71. Bridging AI + Education: An International Edtech Company's Perspective (Fobizz)
What is top of mind on AI in Education for world education leaders?How can students access AI tools safely?How can we navigate data security and privacy while providing cutting edge tools to schools?I talk with Ksenia Sokolyanskaya and Katharina Cordes from Fobizz, a well known EDtech company in German speaking countries and vastly growing in reputation around the world.LIVE WEBINAR REGISTRATIONAI
70. AI in Education: What Top Experts in Tech and Education are Saying
Bree Dusseault is back!
Bree, Principal and Managing Director with the Center for Reinventing Public Education at Arizona State University, and I talk AI in education.
What are education and tech leaders saying at this point? What are the top challenges and opportunities? How can we bridge the gap between ed and tech?
69. Is AI Impacting College Admissions and Counseling?
In 2024, is AI impacting college admissions and counseling?
Emily Pacheco, Director of admissions at Loyola University Chicago and founder of the AI in College Admissions Special Interest Group, joins the conversation.
Emily and I explore AI’s role in personal statements, AI’s equity implications in college access, AI’s current status across the college admissions landscape, and much more.
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68. Cybersecurity Expert Reveals: How AI-Powered Malware Is Threatening Education
If individuals and organizations can leverage AI tools, so can bad actors who intend to use AI for harm.
So how might bad actors try to use AI to threaten our schools and districts? What can be done to prevent or stop any cyber attacks?
I talk with Jay Hochstetler, founder of Symasis, a cybersecurity firm providing affordable cybersecurity solutions for organizations. Jay has decades of experi
67. AI Essentials: Three Key Steps for an AI Powered Education Organization
As many schools, districts, and organizations decide how to kick off processes for exploring and adopting artificial intelligence, what key steps can they take to set the stage?
I offer my top three in this AI Essentials.
AI Literacy (CRPE study)
AAP School Shootings
Zeroeyes
K12SIX incidence
Concerns from District Tech Leaders
Symasis
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66. How Will Artificial Intelligence Impact Human Connection?
How will artificial intelligence impact human connection?
I talk with Michelle Culver, who’s striving to build human connection in a world of AI by exploring our relationships with the emerging technology.
Michelle is a lifelong educator and founder of The Rithm Project, which is focused on catalyzing spaces and thought leadership across generations and sectors to think deeply about the ways AI
65. Live Coaching: A High School Teacher’s Journey to Bring AI Literacy into the Classroom
What does it actually take to bring AI literacy and frameworks to a school? If you’re an educator, is there anything you can do to accelerate an AI adoption timeline in your school community?
Today’s conversation will feel different from others; I have the privilege of coaching stakeholders on AI exploration and adoption and today I share a window into my coaching call with Emmett.
Emmett is a h
64. Shaping the Role of AI in Education: What to Expect This School Year
Is the role of AI in education taking shape?
I talk with Thomas Thompson, who believes grounding in strong pedagogy and instruction design, enabled by generated AI, provides a powerful tool for educators.
Thomas is a recently transitioning social studies teacher and now full time CEO/Co-founder for Eduaide.AI, an AI instructional design tool for educators.
Thomas shares his perspectives on the
63. Unpacking LA Unified School District's AI Chatbot Debacle w/ Fonz Mendoza
Major news across the AI in education landscape has developed over the last three weeks, leading to Los Angeles Unified School District disbanding their highly public AI chatbot 'ED' and the tech firm partner Allhere.
Fonz Mendoza, founder of My Edtech Life, and I break down the news and what it means for education.
62. AI in Education Questions We Need to Answer
As we close another school year, let's take a timeout on all the AI developments and think bigger picture about vital questions we need to answer if AI is going to positively impact education.
61. Is Project Based Learning The Answer for Schools in a World of AI?
Is Project Based Learning The Answer for Schools in a World of AI?
I talk with Phil Alcock, who believes project based learning is the answer for schools in a world of artificial intelligence.
Phil holds multiple roles across the AI education space, expert in project based learning, and a lifelong educator. He is the founder of AIxPBL, a curriculum design consultant, an AIxED developer, and STEM
60. The Double Edge Sword of AI in Education: Personalization or Surveillance?
Will AI in education lead to personalization or surveillance?
I talk with Karle Delo. Coach Karle is a lifelong educator and has held roles as a Director of Curriculum and Instruction and Tech Integration for a public school district in Michigan.
Karle and I talk about the double edge sword of AI in education. Karle also shares what the impact of AI has been in her school community, strategies f
59. AI has Arrived: Unveiling North Carolina's Statewide AI Education Strategy
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What does it take to create comprehensive statewide AI guidance for schools in a world where technology is rapidly evolving and stakeholders have different perspectives on what artificial intelligence is and how it should be used?
I talk with Vera Cubero, a lifelong educator and technology expert, who led the charge for artificial intellige
58. Schools and Assessments in a World of AI
How are education systems in the United Kingdom and the United States grappling with AI? How do schools and assessments need to evolve in a world of AI?
I talk with David Meechan - senior lecturer in education at the University of Northampton.
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57. The BIGGEST Threat To AI in Education
Winston Roberts, aka the Teacher in a Suit, joins the conversation to share the BIGGEST threat to AI in Education...it is not privacy, ethics, or ai detectors.
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AI Will Transform Education
My moonshot for AI in Education.
Will you build your ironman suit?
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55. Unleash Your Inner AI Artist
Want to leverage the power of AI to create captivating images? Say less!
This presentation explores AI image generators - what they are, how to use them to create stellar images, and some of the best use cases in education and leadership.
At the end, I share my top three cheat sheets for all the verbiage you will need to make impressionable images every time!
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54. Treat AI as a Person: Exploring Ethan Mollick's Co-Intelligence
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A couple weeks ago, a notable voice in the artificial intelligence movement, Dr. Ethan Mollick, dropped a book on artificial intelligence called Co-Intelligence.
Ethan Mollick is particularly known for his integrating AI into his business courses at the University of Pennsylvania; he was the first person I saw br
53. AI Essentials: Using AI For Strategic Thinking
As many users establish their routine for leveraging AI tools in education, I am noticing a pattern in many of these interactions.
Most user interactions with AI are A + B responses.
A user prompts chatGPT or Claude for a specific deliverable, such as a lesson plan, agenda, or summary, and once the AI tool generates it, the interaction is over.
I have found myself engaging in long dialogue exc
52. The AI Language Paradox: A Language Expert's Take on AI Learning and The Future of Language
Artificial Intelligence presents amazing potential for language development and translation in the next couple years.
Imagine a scenario where a Vietnamese speaking student can enter a full immersion English speaking classroom on day one with an AI translation device which seamlessly translates both languages so a student can engage in content without having to develop a full language competency.
51. Inside the Kaleidoscope: What it Really Takes to Bring AI to Schools From a Top Edtech Podcaster
Show notes at TheAIEducationConversation.com
In the early days of this podcast, when I made the decision to put myself out there, there wasn't a massive audience of folks lining up to talk about AI or reacting to some of the episodes I was publishing.
Early on though, there was a really enthusiastic Edtech podcaster with well over 150 episodes and a robust global audience who reached out to
50. Creating Strong Competitive Advantages for All Students: A School District's AI Playbook
While AI tools continue to develop in rapid fashion, guidance across school districts, states, and the federal government has pretty much remained the same.
On the horizon is the biggest opportunity to inform a change in strategy, planning, or training around AI for school districts: summer planning +The in service weeks.
Need a playbook and don't have the mental bandwidth right now?
While
49. AI Essentials: Tips for Talking and Adopting AI
As we kick off the busiest season of the school year mixed with some spring breaks in between, I’d like to take it lighter this week with an AI Essentials episode with tips on how to talk about and adopt AI in your organization.
A couple of weeks ago, I had the opportunity to present on AI implementation and change management at Sequoia Con and I enjoyed my session time - it was filled with a vir
48. Revealing the Magician's Secrets: A Consultants Perspective on AI and 'Talking to the Dead'
For many of us, using AI for the first time can feel like magic. I know I felt that way the first time I used ChatGPT a month after it was released in 2023. I was so excited by the technology and my experience engaging with artificial intelligence that I started this podcast and a learning journey.
Just like a talented magician engaging in a really compelling magic trick, however, not everything
47. Building an AI Table to Solve the 80%: A CEO's Story and Vision for Transforming Education
While the AI boom of the last year and a half continues to be novel for many of us, there are pioneers in the field who’ve thought about AI in education for decades.
As the leader of InnovateEDU, Erin Mote, has served as a thought leader and coalition builder to leverage technology, research, and policy to catalyze transformation in education.
One such focus area of InnovateEDU has been the EDSA
46. Class in Session: A PHD Class on AI in Education from an AI Powered District Leader
Are we finally at “the get on the train or be left at the station” moment?
Our guest today says there’s still time: it’s okay to breathe.
My SECOND conversation with Dr. Nneka McGee was a special one. In addition to being the first guest to return to our conversation, Dr. McGee is a true AI unicorn — a district leader with deep experiences in education (most recently as Chief Academic Officer of
45. House of Cards: A Superintendent's Take on Implementing AI in Large School Districts
Implementing AI in a large, urban school district can feel like adding one more card at the top of an already grandiose house of cards.
Can you imagine the type of pressure and considerations you would have to hold in being responsible for the whole house of cards as a school superintendent?
Beyond the sheer size of large, urban school districts, what are some of the cards they balance to get th
44. An AI Czar's Perspective on AI's Role in Education
The emergence of AI has brought with it a tsunami of new AI tools and products, all which can bring efficiencies to one off tasks we engage in our daily lives.
This can be a great initial step, but the long term strategy of educational institutions cannot be to purchase 10 new AI powered products in the spirit of transforming their school.
Transforming education will require a foundational vision
43. AI Essentials: Using Words To Generate Images
A picture is worth 1000 words.
Now you can use just a few words to create a picture.
Hope you all are ready to get creative!
In today’s AI Essentials, we dive into the exciting world of AI image generators!
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SHOW NOTES
42. What Do 4000 High School Students Have To Say About AI In Education?
What do 4000 high school students have to say about AI in education?
The ACT recently published the largest study I’ve seen on student perceptions and mindsets of artificial intelligence to date. The study explores quite a few different topics including how many students use AI, what types of AI, their perspectives on career and writing, and school conditions with AI.
I talk with Jeff Schiel, Be
41. AI Updates: High Stakes AI Partnerships, FDA Approved AI, AI Hardware, & Deceptive Bots
Let's talk AI stories that have been living in my head rent free this week!
SHOW NOTES
40. Beyond AI Detectors: Strategies for Encouraging Authentic Student Work
Many schools and educators are frustrated with AI.
They’re frustrated because students can now leverage AI tools to produce written assignments in seconds.
The fallout here is teachers are now having to rely on AI writing detection tools or other one-off tactics to respond to instances where they suspect students might be using AI to craft one of their classroom assignments.
So what can teach
39. AI Essentials: Do AI Writing Detectors Work?
Do AI writing detectors work?
So much of the mainstream conversation around artificial intelligence in education of the last twelve months has orbited around academic integrity and the emergence of AI writing detectors.
In absence of concrete strategies and practices for adapting to a world with AI, many educators have resorted to leveraging AI writing detectors as a response to AI chatbots, whi
38. Students Leading The AI Education Movement ft. Lily Lee & Aditya Syam
AIxEducation is a student-led AI in education movement. Higher education students across the world have organized with the aim of bringing artificial intelligence into their learning experiences and co-creating a vision and policies for its usage across education.
Lily Lee and Aditya Syam run a top notch newsletter with AIxEducation with over 5000 followers. You can subscribe to their newsletter
37. One Year of The AI Education Conversation
Time flies!
Today marks one year since we launched our learning journey with The AI Education Conversation.
In our anniversary episode, I recap five of my big takeaways from year one, alongside notable episodes which connect to each takeaway.
Thank you to those of you who've supported through recommendations, reaching out, rating, and subscribing.
Looking forward to connecting with so man
36. Why Specialization in Education May Be Setting Us Up for Failure
Education and the workforce may be on a collision course because of artificial intelligence.
Over the last couple decades, education has been on a trajectory of increasing specialization in the educational experience for students. Many students are asked to declare a concentration or endorsement while in high school. Vocational, early college, and dual enrollment programs with career focuses cont
35. AI Essentials: Prompt Engineering 101 - you are already proficient at using ChatGPT even if you don't know it yet.
I continue to hear one reason why educators don't use AI - they believe they need coding expertise to be able to effectively use these tools.
I am kicking off a series for our friends and colleagues who have yet to join the AI Education Party: AI Essentials.
highly tactical, basic tips to help you learn more about the essentials of AI in a short period of time.
What the heck is prompt engi
34. AI brings a major problem to education (and the world) ft. Dr. Siwei Lyu
In the last episode of The AI Education in 2023, I predicted deepfakes will become a major problem for education (and the world) in 2024.
Deepfakes, or artificially generated content being weaponized for malicious intention, have emerged as a concerning phenomenon.
I explore the complex world of deepfakes and their impact on educational integrity with AI and media forensics expert Dr. Siwei L
33. How will AI impact Education in 2024?
AI became mainstream and brought waves of disruption across many sectors in 2023. Given all we've learned about AI in education in 2023, what can we predict for AI's impact on education in 2024?
I share my five predictions for AI in education in 2024.
Technology timeline (referenced in prediction 2)
Parameter counts of GPT-3 and GPT-4
Stanford AI agent study
24. How has AI impacted educators? Convo w/ Michael Smith, Health & PE leader - Tasmania, Australia
As we enter a new school year, how has AI impacted educators?
In today’s episode we will explore how AI has impacted educators. I am excited to jump into my conversation with Michael Smith. Michael is an OG listener who started his AI learning journey around the same time I did. He and I have had some insightful convos around how he is using and thinking about AI in his role as a health and physi
25. Can AI revive manufacturing in education? Convo w/ Jake Hall, the manufacturing millennial
In today’s episode I sit down with the manufacturing millennial, Jake Hall. Jake has built a huge following on social media by shedding light on the many cool, innovative automations happening in manufacturing. From machines which can pick up trash in a park, bake cookies, and improve so many facets of everyday life, Jake reminds us that manufacturing is awesome and so many opportunities exist in
27. Inside an AI powered classroom. Convo w/ Steven Eno, Da Vinci Schools
We've explored many ways AI hopes to bring transformation to the educational experience. When a school goes beyond dreaming and enters the hard work of implementation, does AI live up to its promise?
Steven Eno leads AI powered Project Leo at Da Vinci schools as an instructional coach/engineering pathway lead. Steven shares an inside look into his classroom and the experience behind Project
29. How will AI impact college admissions? Convo w/ Marie Bigham, Founder/Executive Director - ACCEPT
How will AI impact college admissions?
Today’s episode is a special one for me because I had the opportunity to interview Marie Bigham, someone who I’ve respected and looked up to because of her many contributions to the field of college access over her career. Most notably through founding the group ACCEPT.
In high schools across the world, seniors are undergoing an intensive season as they deter
32. How have states/districts integrated AI one year post-ChatGPT? Convo w/ Bree Dusseault, Principal/Managing Director - Center on Reinventing Public Education at ASU
One year after AI has become mainstream, are we seeing states/districts integrate AI at scale?
My conversation with Bree was a journey through a vast landscape that is the current responses of state departments of education on AI, yet we also dive deep into the trenches around stakeholder decision making and dynamics between states, districts, and schools.
Though the landscape is complex, I wa
31. Preparing young artists + content creators in a world of AI. Convo w/ Dr. James Hutson, Lead XR Disruptor - Lindenwood University
AI is disrupting all forms of art and media as we know it. We've seen lawsuits, strikes, and tools intended to fight back against AI because so many artists are having to compete against AI tools creating images, videos, text, and music instantly.
For our young people who aspire to be artists and content creators in a world of AI, how do prepare them to navigate this increasingly complex lan
30. Is The Next AI Breakthrough For Schools Here? GPTs Explained + Reviewed
Is the next big AI breakthrough already here? In this episode, I walkthrough OpenAI's announcement, how to create a GPT for schools, my honest review, and the risks/opportunities.
Referenced links:
Introducing GPTs
Word Dash GPT
Ethan Mollick Working with AI
28. Have Schools Started to Adopt AI? Convo w/ Amanda Bickerstaff, AI For Education
As the new year kicks off, have schools started to adopt AI?
Amanda Bickerstaff has deep experiences as a high school teacher and edtech entrepreneur. She recently founded AI For Education to try and bridge the massive chasm which exists between k-12 education and AI technology circles.
Amanda has much to say around acknowledging the current good, bad, and ugly with Artificial Intelligence and w
26. Exploring AI's potential for the new school year. Convo w/ Aashika Vishwanath, computer science + entrepeneurship student at University of Pennsylvania
With a summer season to hold conversations and strategize around AI, I continue to wonder how schools, districts, and universities will use AI this school year. How will AI usage be different this school year?
In today’s episode, I’m excited to chat with computer science and entrepreneurship student at the University of Pennsylvania, Aashika Vishwanath.
Beyond her impressive knowledge of AI to
23. Has AI killed the Essay? Convo w/ Sherry Lewkowicz & Katie Moylan, Quill.org
Has AI killed the essay? Do students actually need to learn how to write essays anymore? In a world of AI, how should we be reimagining reading and writing?
We know that over the last three years of the pandemic, the United States and many other countries saw unprecedented learning losses in students.
We also know these declines continue to happen at a pivotal moment in our technological history
22. The future of work in a world with AI. Convo w/ Corinne Hoisington, Professor of IST - Central Virginia CC
In a world of AI, what does the future of work look like? Will certain jobs and industries become obsolete? What skills will become elevated in this new world and how should schools revamp their operations to develop these skills in students?
Today's conversation with Corinne Hoisington, professor of information systems technology at Central Virginia Community Colleges, begins to tackle these
21. How should school districts be thinking about AI? Convo w/ Dr. Nneka McGee, Chief Academic Officer - San Benito CISD
How should school districts be thinking about AI?
The clock has started...3 months until the next school year and AI may be on the shortlist of planning priorities for many districts. What steps can districts take to better receive AI next school year?
Dr. Nneka McGee has quite a few thoughts here - as a Chief Academic Officer for a 9000+ student school district and as a researcher of AI over th
20. Can AI support student mental health? Convo w/ Scott Freschet & Dr. Elsa Friss of Alongside.
One of the biggest challenges impacting schools today is the mental health of students in a post pandemic world. Can AI support the mental health of our students? To what extent would we trust AI to support in high stakes conversations with students surrounding their mental health?
My conversation today with Scott Freschet and Dr. Elsa Friss of Alongside digs into these questions. Alongside supp
19. What we've learned about AI in education
What a ride it has been!
The last 19 weeks have been a marathon of countless developments, updates, and learnings. Along the way, it is important to pause and reflect on where we've gone.
Let's do it...today's episode will explore what we've learned so far across 19 weeks on AI in education across three categories: access, privacy, and risks/opportunities. I also lay out predict
18. AI is coming to your classroom/school. Here's what you should do.
Congratulations to all of the folks in our school communities celebrating graduations over the next couple weeks! You made it!
As we exhale, kick up our feet, and practice self care after a marathon of a school year, let's dip our toe into the AI water and do some casual AI exploration!
Some school stakeholders still feel uncertain about AI coming to schools, which will only be more rampant
17. How can AI prevent school shootings? Convo w/ Tim Sulzer & Rob Huberty of Zeroeyes
*This episode is dedicated to all of those who lost their lives or have been impacted by gun violence in schools*
How can AI technology help us protect our school communities and prevent school shootings?
In today's episode, I sit down with CTO Tim Sulzer and COO Rob Huberty of Zeroeyes, who leverage AI technology to prevent gun violence.
They walk me through how their technology works and
16. An interview with ChatGPT
It's been a while since we've showcased the capabilities of AI tools on the show!
So, I decided to go BIG - an interview with the AI chatbot that started it all - ChatGPT.
During my interview, I ask ChatGPT a multitude of questions around AI and education. I gotta say...I am surprised.
Plus, AI can now read our minds and AI is changing the workforce.
Let's jump in...
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15. How can AI impact College Access? Convo w/ Adam Seidel, Deputy Director - OneGoal Massachusetts
Big shout out to all of the students making their college decisions on May 1st! It takes so much heavy lifting from students, families, and educators to make it to national college enrollment day, congratulations!!
In celebration of the enrollment day, I talk with my friend and Regional VP for OneGoal Massachusetts, Adam Seidel. Adam and I talk our college journeys, experiences of students applyi
14. What will it take to implement AI in schools? Convo w/ Adeel Khan and Brad White, Uncharted AI
In today's episode, I sit down with Adeel Khan, CEO + Founder, and Brad White, Chief Learning Officer, of Uncharted AI
Adeel and Brad are life long educators with experiences as teachers and school leaders who have been deeply impacted by the emergence of AI. As we adapt to a world with AI, Uncharted strives to bridge the gap between AI and education.
Our conversation explores AI implementat
13. AI Partnerships Inside One of America's Oldest High Schools. Convo w/ Gavin Smith, Head of School - Boston Latin Academy
In today's episode, I sit down with Gavin Smith, who is the school leader of one of the top performing high schools in Massachusetts, Boston Latin Academy.
Gavin and I have crossed paths many times in our efforts to empower students in Boston towards realizing their greatest aspirations and I've always been impressed by his ability to create cool, innovative opportunities for his students
12. Pope Francis poses in a puffer jacket - the impacts of AI generated images
We knew it would happen eventually...the AI image meme wave is upon us! Most notably this week, Pope Francis took over everyone's timeline, donning his white Balenciaga inspired puffer jackets, DJing in a night club, riding motorcycles, and generally taking on the world.
Did Pope Francis suddenly challenge Tom Cruise for his action hero title? Nope! All of these images are fake...and really g
11. A Principal's perspective on AI in schools. Convo w/ Josh Otlin, Principal - Milford High School
I kick off April with a interesting conversation with my friend and colleague, Josh Otlin.
Josh is the school leader at Milford High School and has over two decades working in and leading schools as a teacher, Assistant Principal, and Principal.
Our conversation explored the life of a Principal during and post pandemic, relationships with AI, and the current fallout of the smartphone/social me
10. AI's impact across the education landscape
The big 1-0!!!
A special thank you to everyone tuning in as I drop episode 10! Continue engaging with our community on twitter + rate/review so we continue elevating educator perspectives as we co-create a world with AI.
In today's episode, it's time we check in with different folks across the education landscape. Updates in AI have been coming fast and furious - how are folks continuing
9. Reimagining civic education with AI. Convo w/ Spencer Burrows, Dean - Pacific Ridge High School & Professor
It's official GPT-4 dropped! In this episode, I share a brief overview of what we know about GPT-4, the Large Language Model which is supposed to be OpenAI's next evolution to ChatGPT and GPT-3.5, and how folks are using it.
Most importantly, Spencer Burrows joins the conversation today. Spencer is an 11th grade Dean at the Pacific Ridge School and a higher ed professor. Spencer has multi
8. Keith Rispin, Teacher & Tech Specialist - West Vancouver Schools
The AI Education Conversation welcomes our first educator, Keith Rispin!
Keith has spent three decades integrating technology into schools and districts as a teacher and tech specialist for West Vancouver Schools. Our paths crossed when I stumbled upon some great takes for how AI can improve practices, namely, through Personal Education AIs which replace conventional assessments.
Keith and I
7. How can AI impact assessment/evaluation?
I did it...I finally opened up and talked about how AI can impact the big A....(assessments). A very charged topic across education, assessments are nonetheless a big part of a students educational journey - how can AI improve this experience or (unfortunately) reinforce the status quo?
Plus,
LSU responds to Tik Tok influencing on AI by students and Youtube is adding AI tools.
Let's jump in...
6. How can AI solve challenges impacting schools?
Meta joins the race....with Llama? Bing makes changes after their chatbot went 'completely unhinged' last week.
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My arm chair take is many educators (over half) have still not engaged with AI like ChatGPT yet...so let me help paint this picture of how I think this technology solves big challenges within schools.
Let's jump in...
5. Bing is 'completely unhinged' + Roblox integrating AI
Are k-12 students actually using AI tools like ChatGPT in the classroom? Have we overestimated how many students actually know about or have used these tools? Has talk about a metaverse completely come and gone? The answer to both questions may lie in Roblox...a metaverse any k-12 student DOES know about.
In this episode, I explore Roblox...plus has Bing's chatgpt project gone 'completely unhinged
4. Alex Kotran, CEO - The AI Education Project
The AI Education Conversation welcomes Alex Kotran!
Alex leads The AI Education Project, which is dedicated to creating equitable learning experiences for students around AI literacy. They also have phenomenal curriculum on their website - aiedu.org - for students, which is FREE.
Alex and I talk ChatGPT, NYC Public schools, the state of AI, and much more.
Let's jump in...
Episode 4 Preview: Alex Kotran, CEO - The AI Education Project
Check out this quick preview for Monday's episode with Alex Kotran!
3. In a world of AI, what should schools be teaching students?
AI continues to evolve and it is clear technology will soon contain much more knowledge than any person could hope to contain. In a world with AI, what should schools be teaching students? How do we prepare them for a future reality which does not exist yet?
2. AI beyond ChatGPT
What other AI tools exist and how can educators use these in their day to day? Also, updates from the world of AI and perspectives from the field on using chatGPT in schools.
1. ChatGPT & NYC Public Schools
At the beginning of this year, my views on education shifted SEISMICALLY with the introduction of ChatGPT. As we adapt to a world with AI, voices in education must be elevated.
Let's jump in.
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