Online teaching has almost nothing to do with tech skills. It’s about mastering the basics of teaching. • Structure lectures • Communicate effectively • Have students actively engage with activities Teaching online is the best way to become better at… teaching.

Whatever their future job, students will need to know how to leverage AI. The university should prepare them. If it doesn’t, it’s not a relevant educational provider anymore.

We could not agree more. AI is going to be a part of everyday life from here on out. Those who do not embrace it are not only hurting themselves now but their future. The Cost of Inaction is far too great to justify, & we are already seeing its impact. edvative.com/blog/the-true-…

Looking for 10 teachers willing to test the Educational Email Course I'm building: AI for Educators Starter Kit V1 is ready, can't wait to hear your feedback. Anyone interested? Please send me a DM!

Good feedback is about helping your students grow. It’s that simple. And that hard.

Last week OpenAI started rolling out Speak with ChatGPT. And educators have found incredible use cases for teaching and learning. 5 new exciting examples: 1/ Language Pronunciation Practice 2/ Debate Partner 3/ Foreign Language Conversation Partner 4/ Role-Play Scenarios 5/

I’m using live polling in each of my lectures. And I get many questions about what tool I use. The answer is Wooclap: • Integrated w/ PPT • 20+ question types • AI features • Templates • Analytics • Etc. Everything you need to start live polling: wooclap.com/?utm_source=ft

I'll be in Chicago next week: who should I meet?

Real-life: • Peers • Books • Google • Mentors • ChatGPT School: • Closed book The emergence of AI offers a unique opportunity to rethink how we approach exams.

I put together a list of 140+ AI teaching tools, organized by category. These tools can transform your teaching game and help you save hours of work. And for 48 hours, you can get it for FREE. Like & Comment "AI" and I'll send it your way. Must follow (so I can DM you).

Friday morning in Montreal. Can’t think of a better way to wrap up the week!

Good job my dear Fab Maurin !

4 foolproof ways to deliver impactful feedback: 1. Manage timing: Sooner is better. 2. Prioritize: Less is more. 3. Balance: Positive feedback matters. 4. Make it actionable: Provide resources for improvement. Remember: feedback is your superpower.

What a week in Chicago! Had an amazing time presenting Wooclap to the Higher Ed community at EDUCAUSE. Got the chance to reconnect with old friends (👋 Thierry Koscielniak & Ryan Hazen) and to meet with potential future partners. I've attended quite a few Higher Ed conferences in

EdTech has almost nothing to do with tech. It’s about teaching. • Who’s your audience? • What do you want to teach? • How would you like to teach it? Learning outcomes first. Tools come second.

I'll be in Toronto next week: who should I meet?

Thanks Fab Maurin for sharing this free "Start Teaching with AI" email course spaced out over 5-days and delivered on the very engaging Wooclap platform. startteachingwithai.com