It's quite good.

Conversational chatbots like are the big thing for education that no one is talking about. They will have huge implications for: - our classrooms - society More in the most recent episode of the EdUp AI podcast! youtu.be/WQWLw8jboFM?si…

Colleges aren't banning AI. They're banning the talk of AI. Because... ↳ students are using it ↳ professors are using it ↳ administrators are using it Any college that says AI is off limits is issuing a gag rule, not a ban.

It's crazy what you can do with social media. I now have clients in 7 states and 5 countries. All because I started to build and share online. So for anyone getting started. Build stuff in public.

Pro Tip: Ask your AI chatbot to rate its own response on a scale of 1-10 and present the criteria in a table. Adjust criteria to your standard and ask for 10/10.

12 AI Tools for Educators in 2024 👇

What if teachers could clone themselves? And then those clones could support students within an LMS? That's already happening. I talked to David Clarke about it. Davis creates digital twins for professors. youtu.be/WqGi56HH57g?si…

Teachers, don’t let AI turn you into a worksheet bot… Yes, AI will save time… use that time for: 1️⃣investing in YOU 2️⃣creating meaningful learning experiences for your students. Creating more meaningful experiences yields more engagement which improves student behavior! #ai

They key to prompting AI isn't: - technical skill - fancy prompt engineering - the best prompt framework It's empathy.

This was fun!!

ChatGPT has a formalistic understanding of genre. Here's how to use that to your advantage: substack.com/home/post/p-14…

AI is putting us all in a "No Fear Shakespeare" moment. We have the ability to personalize any reading and simplify it. How can we get our students to choose wrestling with a passage instead of running that passage through ChatGPT and writing "Make this easier" or "Explain it"?

What exactly is the pedagogy we can see being practiced by ChatGPT-4o? What is the pedagogy of the omnimodal? A short thread reflecting on Sal Khan and son's demo video: youtube.com/watch?v=IvXZCo…

Close Reading is a political act. In the Age of AI, that is more true than ever. The World Says: - Go faster - Do more - Be more efficient Close Reading Says: - Slow down - Take your time - Reflect Close Reading is a form of resistance.

Since ChatGPT was released, I've talked to 1000s of educators, even more students, and more than 20 schools about AI. Tomorrow, I'll share what I've learned for FREE. At 10 am EST. The Link: virtual-exchange.center/event-details/…

Coursera just announced updates to their course. These include: - Lockdown browsers (hardly new) - AI Detection (oh good, another detector) - AI-Assisted Grading (don't like that use case) This is my full take, for those interested. open.substack.com/pub/higherai/p…

The California Senate is trying to pass a bill to protect professors at community colleges from AI. It requires instructors of record to be human. What do you think about this? linkedin.com/posts/jason-gu…

I get asked about automating grades ALL THE TIME. My short answer: No. My longer answer: No. And honestly, I really don't understand why that's becoming so popular. My longer answer: See Below! ⬇️⬇️ open.substack.com/pub/higherai/p…

What’s college’s role in the AI age? As AI transforms education, colleges face new challenges and opportunities. Dive into Jason Gulya's insights on navigating this shift: ow.ly/HZX150SSHTY #AI #Education #FutureOfLearning

Dropping tomorrow 6 am ET / 11 am UK. Aileen Wallace #Eduguardian Eric Curts Jason Gulya