What is Generative AI
Generative AI is called generative because ultimately it is used to generate something (text, pictures, other media) in response to a prompt. Generative describes what it does, not the process by which it completes a task. Generative AI works by recognizing patterns and then predicting the likeliest response to a prompt. Generative AI you know and are familiar with probably includes text-producing AI like Open AI’s ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini.
AI Tools for Teachers
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Playlab.ai allows teachers to create custom chatbots
Offering learning support
Custom research assistants
Feedback generators
and more!
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MagicSchool can
Generate interactive learning materials
Create customized quizzes and worksheets
Suggest appropriate classroom learning activites
Offers a community for idea-sharing and collaboration
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Gemini supports teachers by:
Lesson Planning: Find lesson resources and craft engaging activities
Grading and Assessment: Help grade efficiently and even write quizzes.
Professional Development: Stay on top of educational trends and research
Language Support: Translate languages and communicate with parents.
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ChatGPT supports teachers by:
Lesson Planning: Generates lesson plans, activities, and quizzes.
Grading and Feedback: Assists with grading and provides constructive feedback.
Professional Development: Suggests resources and helps design training.
Administrative Tasks: Draft communications and organize schedules.
Language Support: Translates documents and supports language learning
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AI image generators can assist teachers by:
Creating Visual Aids: Generate images for lesson plans, presentations, and classroom displays.
Inspiring Creativity: Provide unique visuals for student art projects and creative writing prompts.
Visualizing Concepts: Produce maps, historical scenes, or scientific diagrams to clarify complex topics.
Creating Accessible Materials: Develop inclusive and diverse visuals to support various learning needs.