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ChatGPT is an advanced AI language model developed by OpenAI. It can understand and generate human-like text, making it useful for many tasks like answering questions, writing essays, and having conversations. People use ChatGPT for various purposes, such as learning new things, improving writing, or simply getting help with everyday tasks. Its ability to provide relevant and helpful responses makes it a popular tool for both personal and professional use.

Copilot, created by GitHub in partnership with OpenAI, is an AI tool designed to help programmers write code. It suggests code completions, helps with debugging, and even writes entire functions based on brief descriptions. Copilot works inside text editors like Visual Studio Code, making it easier for developers to write code faster and more efficiently. This AI tool is especially useful for beginners who want to learn programming or experienced coders who need assistance with complex tasks.

Gemini is a new AI system developed by Google. It focuses on combining the best aspects of machine learning and language processing. Gemini can understand and generate text, images, and even videos, offering a wide range of creative possibilities. With its advanced capabilities, Gemini aims to make AI more interactive and capable of handling diverse tasks, from creating content to helping businesses improve their customer service. It’s a powerful tool for anyone looking to use AI for creative or professional purposes.

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Start with a small input and produce a detailed output. Input is smaller than the output.

Drafting: Generate the initial version of a document or piece of writing.
Example: Produce a rough draft of a lesson plan, project outline, or report.

Planning: Develop structured plans based on specific requirements or goals.
Example: Design a weekly curriculum plan or a schedule for student activities.

Brainstorming: Use the AI to brainstorm creative or practical ideas.
Example: List unique strategies for engaging students in a topic or create potential essay prompts.

Amplification: Take a brief concept and expand it into a more comprehensive form.
Example: Turn a short classroom activity idea into a fully detailed lesson.

TASK

Choose Your Generative Operations: Select one or more types of tasks from the list above.

Use the AI to generate responses for your prompts and refine them if needed.

Create a POST with how it went.

You have 10 minutes, use time to make it as good as possible.

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Transform a given input into new formats or styles using specific techniques, while maintaining the core meaning and size of the content.

Reformatting: Change the presentation style.

Example: Turn written lecture notes into an infographic or a set of slides.

Refactoring: Improve clarity or efficiency while keeping the same purpose.

Example: Rewrite feedback to make it shorter and easier to understand.

Language Change: Translate content into another language.

Example: Adapt teaching materials for multilingual students.

Restructuring: Reorganize content for better logical flow.

Example: Rearrange a lesson plan to enhance topic progression.

Modification: Adjust tone or style for a new audience.

Example: Make a formal email to parents more approachable or casual.

Clarification: Simplify complex ideas to make them more accessible.

Example: Explain an advanced concept in simple terms for younger students.

TASK

Choose any text or material, either from online resources or your own work.

Perform Three Transformations:

Apply at least three different transformation techniques to the material.

Focus on the text’s outcome, such as language, format, tone, or audience.

Write down the original input, the changes you made, and the outcomes for each transformation.

Create a POST with how it went.

You have 10 minutes. Use your time effectively to produce the best results.

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The input consists of extensive information, and the output is shorter, focused, and precise.

Input is larger than the output.

Summarization: Convey the essence of the text using fewer words.
Example: Turn a chapter from a textbook into concise bullet points for a study guide.

Condensation: Focus on the fundamental ideas or facts.
Example: Extract the key principles from a research paper for classroom discussion.

Extraction: Isolate specific details from the text.
Example: Identify critical dates or figures from historical records to design quiz questions.

Characterizing: Offer a clear and concise overview of the material.
Example: Create a short summary of the primary ideas in a book or article.

Analyzing: Discover themes or evaluate content within the text.
Example: Review student essays to find recurring errors or shared themes.

Evaluation: Judge or grade the quality and accuracy of the content.
Example: Use AI to evaluate essays for grammar and content relevance.

Constructive Feedback: Provide insights and suggestions for improvement.
Example: Deliver actionable feedback on assignments to guide students’ progress.

TASK

1. Use this article: https://faculty.sites.iastate.edu/tesfatsi/archive/tesfatsi/ChatGPT.WhatIsItWhyDoesItWork.SWolfram.2024.pdf

2. Ask at least for 5 different things, such as summary, answering specific question, evaluating the quality of the article, suggesting next steps etc. Make sure you explore the topic in a way, that works the best for you.

3. Share with others just your own conclusion, that you made with help of AI - what do you think about AI in education after exploring this article? Do you agree? Would you add anything?

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TPACK Framework: Integrating Technology into Teaching
TPACK stands for Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge, a framework designed to guide teachers in effectively incorporating technology into their teaching practices.

The TPACK framework emphasizes that effective teaching requires more than just subject knowledge. It involves understanding how to teach the subject using appropriate pedagogical methods and leveraging technology to enhance those methods.

The Three Core Components of TPACK:

1. Technological Knowledge (TK): Understanding how to use technology to support and enhance teaching and learning.

2. Pedagogical Knowledge (PK): Knowing how to teach content effectively using various teaching strategies.

3. Content Knowledge (CK): Expertise in the subject matter being taught.

The overlap of these three components represents the ideal integration of technology, pedagogy, and content for effective teaching.

Steps to Apply TPACK in the Classroom:

1. Define Learning Objectives: Identify the goals and outcomes you want students to achieve.

2. Select Technology Tools: Choose tools and resources that align with the learning objectives.

3. Design the Lesson Plan: Integrate the chosen technology into the lesson in a meaningful way.

4. Implement the Lesson: Execute the lesson, making real-time adjustments as needed for optimal technology use.

5. Reflect and Evaluate: Review the lesson’s outcomes and assess the effectiveness of the technology integration.

By following the TPACK framework, teachers can create engaging, technology-supported lessons that enhance student learning.

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Substitution
(Technology replaces a traditional tool with no extra changes.)

Example: Use ChatGPT to create a basic essay outline instead of brainstorming on paper.

Example: Replace paper flashcards with AI apps like Quizlet AI to learn vocabulary.

Augmentation
(Technology replaces a tool and adds useful improvements.)

Example: Use AI tools like Grammarly to check grammar and style while writing.

Example: Try AI features in Khan Academy to get instant feedback and hints when solving problems.

Modification
(Technology changes how a task is done, making it better.)

Example: Ask students to write a research summary together with ChatGPT and discuss the responses to improve critical thinking.

Example: Use math platforms like DreamBox, which adjust problem difficulty based on how well students are learning.

Redefinition
(Technology makes it possible to do completely new tasks.)

Example: Have students create a chatbot with Scratch or Python to solve a real problem, like being a virtual tutor for a specific topic.

Example: Let students make creative projects using AI tools like DALL-E (for images) and text-to-speech apps, combining writing, art, and technology to present a historical event.

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Canva is a user-friendly online design tool that allows you to create stunning visuals, presentations, and documents without needing advanced graphic design skills. It offers a vast library of templates, images, and design elements, making it perfect for teachers, businesses, and content creators. With its drag-and-drop interface, anyone can quickly design professional-quality graphics for social media, marketing, and education.

Website: Canva canva.com

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Can you make AI behave badly? Ask it something unethical or request that it be mean. What will happen?

Share your conversations in posts in this section!

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From sci-fi to reality

Assimov’s Three Laws of Robotics:

1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.

2. A robot must obey orders given to it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.

3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.

TASK

Each group will discuss the questions:

Do these laws apply to modern artificial intelligence, or are they outdated?

Can you think of any situations where these laws might fail or lead to ethical dilemmas?

What happens if a robot misinterprets a law?

Should today’s AI systems and robots follow similar ethical principles?

What additional laws or safeguards would you add to regulate AI today?

Who should be responsible for enforcing ethical AI usage?

Each group should appoint a spokesperson to summarize their key points for the whole class.

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How do you currently use images in your language lessons?

ChatGPT (DALL·E) – Generates detailed images from text prompts.

Ideogram – Specializes in adding text to images.

Copilot – AI-powered design tool for quick image creation.

Deepseek – Focuses on generating realistic or artistic images.

Gemini – Google’s AI with multimodal capabilities for creative image generation.

Task 1

Creating a Vocabulary Poster

Teachers choose a vocabulary theme (e.g., "Food and Drinks," "Professions," "Daily Routines").

Using ChatGPT (DALL·E) or Deepseek, they generate images for key words.

Example prompt: "Create a detailed and colorful image of different types of fruit, including apples, bananas, oranges, and grapes, in a market setting."

Save and share your image in this section.

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Designing a Storytelling Image

Teachers brainstorm a simple short story (e.g., "A Day at the Park," "An Unexpected Adventure").

Using Gemini or Copilot, they generate images for different parts of the story.

Example prompt: "Create an image of a young boy walking through a magical forest with glowing trees and a small dragon flying beside him."

Creating an Educational Poster with Text

Using Ideogram, teachers generate an infographic or a motivational classroom poster.

Example prompt: "Design a poster that says ‘Never Give Up!’ with an image of a student studying at a desk with books and a cup of coffee."

Share results in posts in this section.

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"Ask the AI to help you create your educational plan. Give it some context or explain what you would like it to include. Ask the AI to give you a structure or layout that you can use to add your ideas. Make sure the plan makes sense to you and that you like it. Give the AI feedback. Don’t let it write the whole strategy for you at once! Make sure to explain your context clearly and use all the time you have for this.

Share the plan in the comments.

Share your conversations in posts in this section!"

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Here’s a practical example of how you can use AI to create an educational plan:

Context:

Let’s say you’re an English teacher and you’re designing a one-week lesson plan on “Weather and Seasons.” You want the plan to include activities for vocabulary, listening comprehension, speaking, and writing, and it should last a week.

Steps with AI:

1. Provide context to the AI:

What you say to the AI: “I’m designing an English lesson plan for a week on ‘Weather and Seasons.’ I want the plan to include activities for teaching vocabulary, listening comprehension, speaking, and writing. My class is at an intermediate level, and the students are aged 15-18. I’d like the activities to be varied and appropriate for their age group.”

2. Request a structure:

What you say to the AI: “Can you give me a general structure for this plan, including the topics for each day and key activities? I want to make sure that vocabulary activities are mixed with speaking practice.”

3. The AI provides a structure:

What the AI might suggest:

Monday: Introduce vocabulary related to weather (e.g., “rainy,” “sunny,” “cloudy”). Activity: Memory game with weather terms.

Tuesday: Listening comprehension on weather (listen to a podcast or video about the weather in different countries). Activity: Comprehension questions.

Wednesday: Speaking activity: “What’s the weather like in your city?” Create dialogues about weather.

Thursday: Writing: Write a weather forecast for your city. Peer review and corrections.

Friday: Vocabulary review and a fun activity: Role-playing weather scenarios.

4. Adjust and personalize the plan:

Now that you have a structure, you can make adjustments. For example, you might want to focus more on grammar rather than writing, or change an activity based on the needs of your students.

What you say to the AI: “I’d like Thursday’s class to focus more on grammar (using future tenses to talk about the weather). Can you adjust the plan?”

5. Feedback:

You can share the plan with other colleagues or even with the AI for further suggestions or refinements.

What you say to the AI: “How could I make the Friday activity more dynamic?”

Outcome:

In the end, you’ll have a well-structured lesson plan that you can customize based on your needs and the pace of your class. Plus, the AI helps you connect activities and ensures that all the important aspects are covered.

This approach saves you time while giving you a coherent and organized plan. What do you think? Would you like to apply this method to any of your lessons?

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Quizizz is an interactive learning platform that allows teachers to create and share engaging quizzes, polls, and lessons. It features gamified quizzes with real-time feedback, leaderboards, and self-paced learning to enhance student engagement. Teachers can use it for formative assessments, homework, and live classroom activities while tracking student progress with detailed analytics.

Website: https://quizizz.com/?lng=tr

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Group Task: Explore Your Tool

Work together in your group to focus on the tool you were given.

In your new post, write about:

1. What the tool does

Explain what the tool is for and how it works.

2. What you like about it

Share the good things about the tool.

3. What you don’t like

Talk about the things you don’t like or its limitations.

4. Rate the tool

Give it a score from 0 to 10:

0/10 = terrible

5/10 = average

10/10 = amazing

You can add pictures or use other creative ways to share your ideas.

Grouping:

Magicschool.ai

Almanack.ai

Alayna.us

Diffit

Teacher’s Buddy

App.chalkie.ai

Eduaide.ai

Brisk Teaching

Redmenta.com

Curipod

Goblin.tools

Aitutorpro.ca

Creating slides: https://www.slidesai.io/

Creating slides, documents and websites: https://prezo.ai/

Presenting ideas: https://gamma.app/fr

Ideas in videos: https://invideo.io/

Creating videos: https://www.d-id.com/

Texts in videos with voice: https://fliki.ai/

Runway: https://app.runwayml.com/

Music: https://suno.com/

Evaluation: https://www.gradescope.com/

Conker - quiz - https://www.conker.ai/

Quizzes - https://questionwell.org/

School AI - https://schoolai.com/

Elevenslab - Text to Speech & AI Voice Generator - https://elevenlabs.io/

Civitai: The Home of Open-Source Generative AI - https://civitai.com/