By now, you have probably heard about ChatGPT and likely how it wrote some college students Term Papers. Lets discuss What it is, Why it works and How it can benefit you in the classroom.

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Welcome to the inaugural edition of the Teach.Ai Newsletter!

We are excited to introduce our weekly Ai and Education newsletter, which will focus on the latest trends and developments at the intersection of artificial intelligence and education. Our goal is to help educators and students stay up-to-date on the latest Ai tools and how they can be integrated into the classroom to enhance teaching and learning.

Each week, we will highlight trending Ai tools and explore their potential applications in the field of education. We will also share informative articles, resources, and news updates related to Ai.

Here's a sneak peek of what you can expect in our upcoming newsletters:

• A review of the latest Ai-powered virtual assistants for teachers and how they can help manage classroom activities and student engagement.

• An exploration of Ai chatbots and how they can be used to provide personalized feedback and support to students.

• An analysis of the latest Ai-powered writing tools that can help students improve their writing skills and avoid plagiarism.

• A spotlight on Ai-powered adaptive learning platforms that can help educators personalize learning and provide targeted interventions to students.

We hope our newsletter will be a valuable resource for educators and students alike looking to integrate Ai into their teaching practices and learning routines. Thanks for joining us for this introductory segment. We welcome your feedback and suggestions, and we look forward to sharing the Ai revolution with you!

Stay tuned for volume 1 coming your way next week full of news, resources and tools!!!

“For now, sit back grab a cup o’ go and let’s Joe!” 🤓 

ChatGPT (Link)

ChatGPT is a Large Language Model or LLM trained by OpenAI based on the GPT-3.5 architecture. As an AI-powered chatbot, ChatGPT has the ability to understand natural language and provide helpful responses to a wide range of questions related to education. This technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we learn and access information, providing students and educators with personalized and adaptive learning experiences. With its vast knowledge base and ability to learn and adapt over time, ChatGPT is a powerful tool that can help students and educators enhance their teaching and learning experiences in a variety of subjects and contexts.

In working with Ai tools, “Prompting” is a key component to getting the detail or quality of informational output that you are looking for. Simply put, prompting is providing a text based command (Input) to get the answer that you are looking for (Output). Prompting allows users to provide the system with specific instructions and cues for generating outputs or making predictions. By providing well-crafted prompts, users can guide the Ai system towards generating more accurate and relevant results, improving the quality of its outputs. Prompting is particularly important in the context of education, where Ai tools can be used to support and enhance teaching and learning experiences. By providing clear and specific prompts, educators can help Ai tools to generate customized learning materials, assessments, and feedback that better meet the needs of their students. As we progress in the Ai revolution the term “Prompt Engineer”, someone who crafts or creates prompts, will become more relevant and may even become a prominent career sector in technology.

If you are interested in giving ChatGPT a test drive, click the “Link” above to setup your account and get started. You can begin by asking basic questions just as you would in any chat or messaging app. When you are ready to see the real power for the classroom give the prompt below a try. 😀 

ChatGPT Prompt of the Day  

Create a/an comprehensive study guide for [Subject Name]. This guide should focus on content relative to the [Exam Name]. Provide results in a [Format Type].

Format Type can be a list, table, etc. (I personally love the table option!)

Please feel free to copy/paste the prompt into ChatGPT.

Until Next Week, Happy “Prompting”!!!