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How should a student address their writing for class assignments?

How should a student avoid accusations of academic dishonesty, whether using AI ro plagiarizing?

How should a student go about advocating for themselves when accused of academic dishonesty?

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Use Winston AI to check for authentic student work when there is a question about academic dishonesty.

Winston AI is an AI content detection tool to help check AI content generated with ChatGPT, GPT-4, Google Bard and many more Large Language Models.

-How it Works

-Interpreting AI "Scores"

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The Most Trusted AI Detector | ChatGPT Detection Tool

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Winston AI is the industry leading AI content detector and plagiarism checker software for ChatGPT, GPT4, Google Gemini and more.

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ChatTube allows you to chat with YouTube videos in real-time using AI - ask questions, get summaries, pinpoint key points, translate content, and so much more!

Create worksheets and assignments for students.

Add the Chrome extension for easy access.

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Discover the depths of YouTube

Gain a more immersive and insightful experience when watching YouTube videos.

Personalized conversations for every passion

Engaging, immersive, and insightful - our AI chatbot transforms the way you discover and enjoy a diverse range of YouTube topics.

Our users speak

Heartwarming testimonials from our beloved users

Discover your perfect plan

Browse through our various options and find the plan that fits you best.

Frequently asked questions

If you have anything else you want to ask, reach out to us.

Are there any limitations on the number of videos I can converse with on ChatTube?

New registrants are limited to 3 videos per day, which resets every day. Essential plan users can converse with up to 30 videos per day, while Pro plan users enjoy unlimited video conversations.

Can it work with videos without transcripts?

Yes! With version v1.7.0, we have introduced support for videos without transcripts, making video conversations smoother than ever.

Does this include content from the comment section?

No, but this feature is on our roadmap.

Can I view my history?

Yes, all chat records are saved so you can continue the conversation when you return to the video. We have also added a video history feature to facilitate users in reviewing previously chatted videos.

Is it actively maintained?

Yes, we listen to user needs and diligently refine our product. When you give us your feedback, please give us some time, and we will fulfill it.

Does it support other browsers?

Currently, our extension supports Chromium-based browsers. If you are using Firefox, Safari, or other browsers, you can use our web version.

Does it support multiple languages?

Yes, you can click on the settings icon in the top bar and select your preferred chat language. This way, it will prioritize this language during chat.

Can I make suggestions?

Absolutely! We welcome suggestions. For new users, we offer a one-month free trial of the Essential plan. You can submit your suggestions through https://chattube.io/form/feedback to avail the offer.

How does the AI chatbot generate conversations based on YouTube videos?

Our AI chatbot uses ChatGPT to analyze video content and generate personalized discussions that align with the video's subject and themes.

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ChatTube allows you to chat with YouTube videos in real-time using AI - ask questions, get summaries, pinpoint key points, translate content, and so much more!

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Thousands of AI generated "spaces" to enhance/augment/reinforce student learning.

Spaces provide that experiential learning for all types of learners.

Create an account (use your school Google) and set up classes to provide boundaries and securities for your students.

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SchoolAI gives educators the time, data, and tools to design a better, more personalized classroom experience. Free for teachers. Create. Personalize. Engage.

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Thousands of AI generated "spaces" to enhance/augment/reinforce student learning.

Spaces provide that experiential learning for all types of learners.

Create an account (use your school Google) and set up classes to provide boundaries and securities for your students.

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SchoolAI gives educators the time, data, and tools to design a better, more personalized classroom experience. Free for teachers. Create. Personalize. Engage.

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Here are 12 Top AI Resources for specific goals:

Solves Anything: Chat GPT

https://chat.openai.com/

Writes Anything: Writesonic

https://writesonic.com/

Generates Art: Midjourney

https://www.midjourney.com/home

Generates Code: Replit

https://replit.com/

Generates Video: Synthesia

https://www.synthesia.io/

Generates Music: Soundraw

https://soundraw.io/

Generates Tik Tok: Fliki

https://fliki.ai/

Generates Avatars: Starrytars

https://starryai.com/en/starrytars

Generates PPTs: Slides AI

https://www.slidesai.io/

Edits Pictures: Remini

https://remini.ai/

Edits Videos: Pictory

https://pictory.ai/

Summarizes Notes: Wordtune

https://www.wordtune.com/

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AI in Education provides many resources for educators including a free course about AI and a prompt library, among many other tools.

-Administration

-Assessment

-Communication

-For Students

-Lesson Planning

-Professional Development

-Special Needs

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We have a variety of prompts to help you lesson plan and do administrative tasks with GenAI chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, Bard, and Perplexity.

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AI for Educators: Learning Strategies, Teaching Efficiencies, and a Vision for an Artificial Intelligence Future

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AI for Educators: Learning Strategies, Teaching Efficiencies, and a Vision for an Artificial Intelligence Future

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About the book:

Artificial intelligence may change the world more than the iPhone, the internet, or even electricity.

It’s bound to change education. (It already has.) But how?

AI for Educators is a readable guide for educators.

• It translates AI through a teacher lens.

• It provides practical ideas you can use in class right away.

• It unlocks powerful ways to streamline teaching and save time.

It also paints a picture of the future our students will face—and provides questions you can help them grapple with.

We can use AI to empower teaching and learning. And it can start today.

Buy on Amazon

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80 Ways to Use ChatGPT (AI) in the Classroom (book)

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80 Ways to Use ChatGPT (AI) in the Classroom (book)

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Provides practical examples and suggestions to help educators fully utilize chatGPT's (AI) capabilities while addressing potential concerns and criticisms. The book aims to show that AI can enhance teaching and learning and encourages educators to embrace this technology in the classroom.

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In the book, "80 Ways to Use ChatGPT in the Classroom: Using AI to Enhance Teaching and Learning," Dr. Stan Skrabut, an instructional technologist and designer, explores these topics and much more. He presents different ways to incorporate chatGPT into the classroom, including preparation for classes, providing instructional assistance, creating assessments, developing study aids, and using chatGPT for computer programming. The book also covers how students can use chatGPT for writing assistance, research, and personalized learning.

Stan provides practical examples and suggestions to help educators fully utilize chatGPT's capabilities while addressing potential concerns and criticisms. The book aims to show that AI can enhance teaching and learning and encourages educators to embrace this technology in the classroom. See what the uproar is about!

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80 Ways to Use ChatGPT in the Classroom: Using AI to Enhance Teaching and Learning

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80 Ways to Use ChatGPT in the Classroom: Using AI to Enhance Teaching and Learning [Skrabut, Stan] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. 80 Ways to Use ChatGPT in the Classroom: Using AI to Enhance Teaching and Learning

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A lesson plan for K-5 (and above) to educate and inform about AI

Day of AI (official page) with resources
https://www.dayofai.org/

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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AI Assisted Lesson Development that allows your free account with school Google login.
Create lessons and activities based on:
Subject
Grade Level
Variety of "lesson" types and activities - differntiation
Plus!!!

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An integrated lesson planning platform

All your tools in one place

Source It

The act of using a Large Language Model to write the basis for a generative educational resource. Generating content is only the first step.

Shape It

Look at generated content as a sculptor might a block of marble. Shape the raw material to suit your unique context. Use our suite of personalization tools to more deeply differentiate instruction.

Share It

Cultivate expertise and collaborate with other users. Share your educational resources with a community of practice to reuse, revise, remix, and redistribute to find what works best for students.

Take back your time. Master your craft.

Start teaching with Eduaide today.

Join us on Discord

Get help, ask questions, and interact with other Eduaide users and learn how they are using Eduaide.

Advisory Board

Learn more about our Advisory Board and how they are helping us build the best lesson planning platform for teachers.

Podcasts & Press

If you want to learn more about Eduaide, our philosophy, and our mission, check out our featured podcasts and press.

Copyright © 2024 Eduaide.Ai. LLC All Rights Reserved. Icons provided by Icons8. Site elements by Denys Koltovskyi - stock.adobe.com

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Eduaide.Ai is an AI-driven platform that helps educators create lesson plans, teaching resources, and assessments.

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Tons of Resources:
Books
Reports
Children's Books
Competitions
Curriculum Materials
AI CTE/CTAE Frameworks
Demos
PD Courses for Educators
Online Courses for Students
Reference Sources and Tutorials
Research
Resource Directories
Software
Videos

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Books Book: AI Super-Powers: China, Silicon Valley, and The New World Order Book: Architects of Intelligence: The truth about AI from the people building it Book: Artificial Intelligence: A Guide f…

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The Artificial Intelligence (AI) for K-12 initiative (AI4K12) is jointly sponsored by AAAI and CSTA.

An initiative developing (1) national guidelines for AI education for K-12, (2) an online, curated resource Directory to facilitate AI instruction, and (3) a community of practitioners, researchers, resource and tool developers focused on the AI for K-12 audience. Check out the following information to learn about this initiative.

Learn more about the initiative, plus gain some resources including posters.

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The Artificial Intelligence (AI) for K-12 initiative (AI4K12) is jointly sponsored by AAAI and CSTA.

An initiative developing (1) national guidelines for AI education for K-12, (2) an online, curated resource Directory to facilitate AI instruction, and (3) a community of practitioners, researchers, resource and tool developers focused on the AI for K-12 audience. Check out the following information to learn about this initiative.

Learn more about the initiative, plus gain some resources including posters.

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A lesson plan for K-5 (and above) to educate and inform about AI

Day of AI (official page) with resources
https://www.dayofai.org/

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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An AI model called ChatGPT which interacts in a conversational way. The dialogue format makes it possible for ChatGPT to answer followup questions, admit its mistakes, challenge incorrect premises, and reject inappropriate requests.
ChatGPT uses a library of information collected from a variety of resources to accomplish reasonable results.
When using ChatGPT, it is advisable to confirm the results with another reliable source for validity.

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A great introduction to how AI actually works, geared specifically to teachers. Sponsored by code.org, ISTE, and Khan Academy

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How AI Works

Learn more about the new technology driving the large changes in AI, featuring two new videos on Large Language Models (like ChatGPT) and Generative AI. Hear how these new technologies work directly from the experts: Mira Murati, CTO of OpenAI, and Cristóbal Valenzuela, CEO of RunwayML.

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Discover the groundbreaking world of artificial intelligence (AI) and its transformative potential in education with our foundational online learning series for teachers.

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An AI library of over 1700 AI tools in over 50 categories. Some free, some freemium, and some at cost.

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Futurepedia - Find The Best AI Tools & Software

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Futurepedia is a free site to help you find the best AI tools and software to make your work and life more efficient and productive. Updated daily, join millions of followers of our website, newsletter and YouTube.

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AI tools to streamline various tasks from converting pdf files to image work to videos to writing!

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Free AI Writing, PDF, Image, and other Online Tools - TinyWow

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Free AI Writing, PDF, Image, and other Online Tools - TinyWow

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Auto Classmate helps educators by providing:

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Tools

Educator Thought Leadership

Technology and Leadership Resources

Helping teachers stay informed on emerging advancements in technology and leadership

AI Tools:
https://autoclassmate.io/tools/

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Auto Classmate | Helping Educators Navigate AI and Education

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We are an auto classmate for educators that helps optimize student learning ​through Artificial Intelligence (AI) Tools and education resources.

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Solving problems together!
Parents and other role models play a huge part in the lives of our children. Try the AI Challenge and the resources to discuss AI and other digital issues to inform and educate all members of a family.

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Technovation Families - AI Education for Families

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Explore, play, and build with Artificial Intelligence as a family. Create AI-based solutions to problems in your community, together.

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Wow, the new and improved powerpoint or Google Slides application!
Use AI to create stories or presentations.
Free but a cost for upgrades!

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Speed, meet quality. Tome helps you express ideas quickly without cutting corners or sacrificing subtlety. It's more engaging than a deck, and easier to build than a webpage.

Enter any prompt and create a compelling starting point for your presentation in minutes. It feels good to get work out of your head and into the world.

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Tome | Polished & Professional AI Presentations

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Tome is more engaging than a slide deck, and easier to build than a webpage. Use AI to quickly create multimedia presentations, microsites, and more.

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Wow, the new and improved powerpoint or Google Slides application!
Use AI to create stories or presentations.
Free but a cost for upgrades!

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Enjoy a 30-day free trial before paying the monthly fee.
Create lessons, activities and other materials using AI.

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Generate AI lesson plans, PowerPoints, and more with Copilot! Use Copilot to breeze through your unit planning and material creation!

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Create questions for any YouTube video in just a few seconds

Generate dialogues, stories, letters or articles on any topic and for any level

Quickly create multiple choice questions, open questions, and True/False statements

Find interesting discussion questions, facts, and quotes by famous people related to the topic

Brainstorm vocabulary related to the topic and create fill-in-the-gap and open-the-brackets exercises

And much more!

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Twee – Tweak your lessons with the power of AI

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🤯 Create questions for any YouTube video in just a few seconds😲 Generate dialogues, stories, letters or articles on any topic and for any level😱 Quickly create multiple choice questions, open questions, and True/False statements🤭 Find interesting discussion questions, facts, and quotes by famous people related to the topic🤩 Brainstorm vocabulary related to the topic and create fill-in-the-gap and open-the-brackets exercisesAnd much more!

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Use AI to create videos with text and other tools.

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Steve AI isn't just Text to Video, it's Text to (Any Type Of) Video.

Create Videos with AI

The only AI Video Maker you need to communicate better with a global audience.

The #1 AI Video Generator

Go from Prompt to Video, Script to Video, and Audio to Video with this patented AI tool to generate 7+ video output styles including Animations, GenAI, and Live training videos.

Text to GenAI Video

This AI video making tool is powered by a custom Image generation technology to convert your thoughts into captivating educational videos. Explore multiple script categories to multiple video styles.

AI Voice to Video

Convert any audio files or voice-overs into mesmerizing long and short videos. Reach wider audiences with Text Animation Effects and Podcast-friendly Templates.

Leave behind the limited Human-like Avatars and explore billions of unique characters.

Global L&D teams use Steve AI animated character builder to create diverse Avatars beyond reality. From easy AI video creation to multiple customizations, make your courses fun and accessible.

Steve AI app offers millions of large human-created premium libraries and AI-generated assets including stock videos, animations, background music, properties, and more.

40+ Video Editing tools

Other AI

Poor Acurracy

Limited Assets

1 Video Styles

Poor Data Training

Great to start a Video

Steve AI

95% Accuracy

Largest Assets

8+ Video Styles

3+ Yrs Data Training

Great to Complete

Dive deep into Animaker's ecosystem of AI Products

All the security you will ever need

Who is it for?

Who is it for?

Communicate better with videos and make learning fun and interactive while also catering to the global teams at scale.

Make employee advocacy a norm with swift onboarding and policy training videos your employees would love to share. With Steve AI by your side, you can get your performance metrics off the roof.

Make your audiences come back for more with bite-sized videos for any social media platform. Get your followers growing by adding the AI spin to your content.

Educational Professionals

Nurture digitally enabled leaders by converting complex concepts into easily digestible videos. Steve AI's suite of classroom solutions will facilitate a two-way exchange of knowledge.

This AI movie maker lets you make a birthday wish, a wedding invite, or even a personal resume. Create anything you want, just the way you want!

Awards,Accolades & Happy Customers

Consecutive AI Application of the Year Since Launch

Steve AI Aiding TomJoy School's Mission to Create Digitally Enabled Leaders

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Steve.AI | AI Video Generator Tool to create videos using Text

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Create Videos and Animations in seconds for free using the power of the World's fastest AI software in the Video making space.

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Create music videos with your lyrics and other text.

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Steve AI isn't just Text to Video, it's Text to (Any Type Of) Video.

Create Videos with AI

The only AI Video Maker you need to communicate better with a global audience.

The #1 AI Video Generator

Go from Prompt to Video, Script to Video, and Audio to Video with this patented AI tool to generate 7+ video output styles including Animations, GenAI, and Live training videos.

Text to GenAI Video

This AI video making tool is powered by a custom Image generation technology to convert your thoughts into captivating educational videos. Explore multiple script categories to multiple video styles.

AI Voice to Video

Convert any audio files or voice-overs into mesmerizing long and short videos. Reach wider audiences with Text Animation Effects and Podcast-friendly Templates.

Leave behind the limited Human-like Avatars and explore billions of unique characters.

Global L&D teams use Steve AI animated character builder to create diverse Avatars beyond reality. From easy AI video creation to multiple customizations, make your courses fun and accessible.

Steve AI app offers millions of large human-created premium libraries and AI-generated assets including stock videos, animations, background music, properties, and more.

40+ Video Editing tools

Other AI

Poor Acurracy

Limited Assets

1 Video Styles

Poor Data Training

Great to start a Video

Steve AI

95% Accuracy

Largest Assets

8+ Video Styles

3+ Yrs Data Training

Great to Complete

Dive deep into Animaker's ecosystem of AI Products

All the security you will ever need

Who is it for?

Who is it for?

Communicate better with videos and make learning fun and interactive while also catering to the global teams at scale.

Make employee advocacy a norm with swift onboarding and policy training videos your employees would love to share. With Steve AI by your side, you can get your performance metrics off the roof.

Make your audiences come back for more with bite-sized videos for any social media platform. Get your followers growing by adding the AI spin to your content.

Educational Professionals

Nurture digitally enabled leaders by converting complex concepts into easily digestible videos. Steve AI's suite of classroom solutions will facilitate a two-way exchange of knowledge.

This AI movie maker lets you make a birthday wish, a wedding invite, or even a personal resume. Create anything you want, just the way you want!

Awards,Accolades & Happy Customers

Consecutive AI Application of the Year Since Launch

Steve AI Aiding TomJoy School's Mission to Create Digitally Enabled Leaders

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Steve.AI | AI Video Generator Tool to create videos using Text

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Create Videos and Animations in seconds for free using the power of the World's fastest AI software in the Video making space.

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A free online drawing tool from Canva

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Draw, sketch, collaborate in real-time using the Draw app on any Canva design. Use our freehand drawing tool to mindmap & connect ideas, fast!

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An interesting use of data collected by Google searches...

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A pretty comprehensive explanation of AI (Artificial Intelligence) from Google.

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What Is Artificial Intelligence (AI)? | Google Cloud

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Artificial intelligence is a technology that allows you to generate, classify, and perform tasks like image analysis and speech recognition.

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Partnered with Google Assistant on Google Home and started offering Spanish lessons through Google Assistant’s voice recognition system. Those who own a Google Assistant can activate it by saying “Talk to Busuu” and converse with the AI program as if it were a real Spanish teacher. The AI virtual assistant will guide you through key conversational topics, asking you to listen to audio flashcards and reply to questions.

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Busuu - Learn Languages Online: Start for Free

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Study a new language online with Busuu's award-winning courses. Learn together with native speakers in Busuu's community.

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Uses machine learning technology that allows you to identify real-world objects with a camera and translate them into multiple languages. Additionally, it utilizes the TruAccent speech engine, allowing users to start speaking with their first lesson and receive feedback on their pronunciation.

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From second language to second nature

Rosetta Stone taps into your brain's innate ability to learn new languages so you feel comfortable with everyday communication.

The best way to pick up a new language is to immerse yourself. We help you learn quickly through everyday scenarios, interactive activities, and audio from native speakers.

Rosetta Stone prepares you to speak confidently by introducing new skills at the perfect pace and giving you opportunities to practice key words and phrases in different contexts.

Get immediate feedback on your pronunciation and benefit from live coaching with native speakers. You'll be able to hold meaningful conversations in your new language.

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Official Rosetta Stone® - Language Learning - Learn a Language

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Rosetta Stone is the best way to learn a foreign language. The award-winning language solution combines proven learning methods with the world's best speech recognition technology.

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Babbel uses speech recognition technology to facilitate correct pronunciation and integrates personalized learning activities to engage users. Additionally, has a Review Manager tool that reminds you of words and phrases to repeat during the day.

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Achieve your goals with course material that's tailored to your proficiency level, interests, and time commitment. Stay motivated with real-time feedback, progress trackers, and handy visualizations.

It's like having a private tutor in your pocket.

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Babbel is the new way to learn a foreign language. The comprehensive learning system combines effective education methods with state-of-the-art technology. Interactive online courses will improve your grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation skills in no time. You'll make fast progress and have fun doing it.

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At the core of Duolingo is gamification through machine learning.  Duolingo offers more than 100 courses in 38 languages and heavily relies on AI to deliver its personalized courses.

Duolingo has AI chatbots that you can text with to improve your skills. The algorithm is trained to understand the context and provide learners with real-time answers. The latest integration also involves speech recognition in language learning that teaches the correct pronunciation of words.

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Curated by Jeremy Mikla, Instructional Technology Specialist from Milaca, Minnesota, USA

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These are links I have curated related to the topic of Artificial Intelligence in the area of Education. Please check them out and give credit to the original authors.

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Scroll down to the grade level desired and use the lessons to inform about AI and its uses.

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This curriculum is an introduction to ChatGPT. It begins with students exploring their own creative process by writing stories together. Through a series of teacher-led activities they are introduced to ChatGPT, what it is and how it works, and the process ChatGPT uses to generate stories and human-like dialogue.

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This curriculum is an introduction to ChatGPT. It begins with students exploring their own creative process by writing stories together. Through a series of teacher-led activities they are introduced to ChatGPT, what it is and how it works, and the process ChatGPT uses to generate stories and human-like dialogue.

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Develop quizzes and activities using AI

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Fast and easy to use tools for creating quizzes and formative assessments in a flash.

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An AI research and deployment company. Their mission is to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity.

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I encourage my team to keep learning. Ideas in different topics or fields can often inspire new ideas and broaden the potential solution space.

Lilian Weng Applied AI at OpenAI

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Creating safe AGI that benefits all of humanity

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Akin to Grammarly...only, at the moment...free

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Richard Byrne from Free Technology for Teachers produced some helpful videos about using Slick Write.

Your document is automatically saved to your browser's local storage. You might want to disable this feature if you are working on a shared computer. If you are working on a novel, submit it one or two chapters at a time to avoid the limit. Don't forget to click "Check" after altering the document.

I know what I'm doing. Disable these hints.

There is a limit of 200,000 characters, which is approximately 30,000 words. Anything longer should be submitted in smaller chunks, or it will be automatically trimmed.

It looks like you forgot to enter your document. Paste it in and try again.

This is where you'll find tools to help you critique your work.

I know what I'm doing. Disable these hints.

This tab shows stylistic features and flaws within the document. Click an underlined region, or highlight a word or phrase to get more information. If you make any changes here, remember to resubmit to get updated feedback.

I know what I'm doing. Disable these hints.

This tab shows sentence structure within the context of the document. Hover over a sentence to see its word count. Select a word or phrase, or click a sentence to get more information.

This tab shows your quotations highlighted as Slick Write sees them.

This tool helps you eliminate or enhance repetition. For ease of use, the areas with the least variety will always be bright red, and those with the most variety will always be bright green. Therefore, red regions are not necessarily mistakes, though they do warrant a closer look. Clicking on a word will display a list of the most common words that are nearby. This will help you decide if the area needs to be reworked.

I know what I'm doing. Disable these hints.

Variety is an important factor in the reader's level of interest. This tab shows graphical distributions of sentence type, length, and word length. Each is a moving average, with word length weighted to the sentences before and after. Remember that rolling waves are good, flatness is boring, and choppiness is jarring. Flow can be altered by adding, removing, lengthening, shortening, combining, or splitting sentences. If you don't see the peaks and valleys in the graphs, try tilting your head to the right. Click each type of meter for more specific explanations.
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I know what I'm doing. Disable these hints.

Pieces with good flow will make use of all four sentence types, varying them to keep the reader interested.

Sentence length is indirectly related to sentence type, and is a good indicator of flow. Flow can be altered by adding, removing, lengthening, shortening, combining, or splitting sentences. Long sentences will be indicated by a red line on the graph. Sentences that flow poorly with their surroundings will be orange, and the source of the problem can often be found in a nearby sentence.

Word length is a minor contributor to overall flow, but even minor variations are signs of good rhythm.

This tab shows repeated words and phrases plus a wealth of other statistics.

I know what I'm doing. Disable these hints.

This is a measure of how frequently the passive voice is used. Consider revising your document if it scores over 100.

Prepositional Phrase Index

This is a measure of how frequently prepositional phrases are used. Consider revising your document if it scores over 100.

Automated Readability Index

This is an estimate of the minimum grade level required to understand the text. For more comfortable reading and better comprehension, aim three to five grade levels below the target audience's expected level of education. Popular novels aimed at American adults tend to be written in the 7th to 9th grade range, which mirrors the reading capability of the average American adult.
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Sentence length is a major contributor to the level of education required to read a body of text.

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Sentence deviation to length ratio

This is a measure of the sentence variety, and a major contributor to flow. Most novels score between 0.5 and 0.9, and popular ones often score near the high end of the range. You can increase this number by making long sentences longer, and short ones shorter.

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These antiquated, arcane words and phrases will make your writing look like a contract.

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They aren't bad in small quantities, but consider revising your document if more than 5.5% of its words are adverbs. Adverbs ending in "-ly" are considered the worst offenders.

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Some people think that these substitutes for "said" are weak or obnoxious, especially if overused.

Using any form of "be" before an adjective weakens the description. Try rewriting the sentence without the unnecessary verb. This will give it a more lively feel, which improves the flow of the surrounding paragraph.

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According to this study, high concentrations of third person pronouns may indicate deception.

These words and phrases often show the author's bias.

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Flow is an important factor in reader engagement. Be sure to check it at the end of your polishing process.

Play the word association game in the tools tab when you have writer's block.

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When editing a large document, check it in smaller chunks to get fast responses.

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This is a free and easy-to-use guide to support your teen learning what is AI, why it's important and how they can leverage it in their lives and careers. Because it has been designed for the average teen, it's comprised of curated short videos and a few hands-on experiments and online games to show what AI does rather than how AI does it. This is not a math, coding or technology-focused program. Help give your teen a head start because most schools don't yet offer classes on AI. We recommend that all teens learn how to code and believe it's useful for them to gain a technical understanding of AI and machine learning - so check out the free online courses in the Good Practices and Resources once your teen has completed this program.

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Designed for the average teen, no math or coding background needed. This is a learn-at-your-own pace program for teens that have the technical skills to use a smart phone.

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Go! Read and watch the videos in the lesson. Help your teen take the self-quiz at the end of each lesson by watching a few videos and answering some questions!

Table of Contents
Lesson 1 - Getting to Know AI (Part 1) Lesson 2 - Getting to Know AI (Part 2) Lesson 3 - When Seeing Is No Longer Believing

The history of fooling people with fake images

Amazingly real-looking images of fake people

How to tell if an image is fake

Which face is real - take the AI-generated fake image challenge

Some of the best short videos on about fakes

Challenge yourself - watch a video and answer a question

Lesson 4 - Don't Let Deepfakes Fake You Out

What are deepfakes?

Tips to tell if a video is fake

How hard is it to make a deepfake?

Some of the best short videos about deepfakes

Challenge yourself - watch a video and answer a question

Lesson 5 - Ethical AI - Why Ethical AI Is So Important (Part 1) Lesson 6 - Ethical AI - Why Ethical AI Is So Important (Part 2) Lesson 7 - AI for Sustainability and Good (Part 1) Lesson 8 - AI for Sustainability and Good (Part 2) Lesson 9 - AI for Sustainability and Good (Part 3) Lesson 10 - AI for Sustainability and Good (Part 4) Lesson 11- AI for Sustainability and Good (Part 5) Lesson 12 - AI for Sustainability and Good (Part 6) Lesson 13 - AI for Sustainability and Good (Part 7)
Lesson 1 - Getting to Know AI (Part 1)
Summary
We live in a world transformed by artificial intelligence, or AI, and those who understand it will be able to leverage it in their lives and their careers. This lesson begins by explaining what is AI, discusses AI myths, shows how we use AI in our everyday lives and then examines the enormous potential AI for good offers humankind. But first, let's start out by having a little fun and your first AI Literacy challenge. Watch this 4-minute video, Will This Trick Your Mind, and see if AI can trick you.

Understanding AI. One way to understand what artificial intelligence is to discuss "intelligence" and then investigate the difference between "natural" intelligence and "artificial" intelligence.

Intelligence can be defined as the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills, or to solve problems. Humans use memory and thinking to make decisions and remember things, and this is called human intelligence. This type of intelligence is considered "natural," since it has developed through the process of evolution and it wasn't created by something else. Natural intelligence is not limited to humans, and can be exhibited in other animals as well.

While most computers rely on a person's input through a keyboard or mouse to tell it what to do, data scientists and others have developed software that is able to learn from experiences in order to make decisions. Some computers can perform tasks that are characteristic of human intelligence, or have an "artificial" intelligence. This 6-minute video viewed about 900,000 times explains more about What Is Artificial Intelligence? And this 7-minute video AI For Good shows how AI can help us with tough problems that we don't yet know how to fix.

Here's an easy way to understand how AI learns from experience in order to make decisions. Many people have dogs as pets and train their dogs to not jump up on people and to go to the bathroom outside. Training artificial intelligence is similar to the way families train pets because it's done with encouragement, somewhat like by giving a dog a treat when the dog doesn't jump up, and through punishment, like punishing the dog if the dog has an accident in the house. Through repetition, dogs can learn tricks and similarly, machines that have been designed with artificial intelligence can learn through repetitive training.

Myths and misunderstandings about AI

Complicating people's understanding of AI are misunderstandings that many of us have about how AI will affect us. Are the robots coming? Will AI steal our jobs? Will AI wipe off humans from the planet? Will AI devalue humanity? False, false, and false. Watch Artificial Intelligence: Busting the Myths, a 10-minute very interesting documentary that discusses the top AI myths.

But I don't use AI - how we use AI in our everyday lives

Want to learn more? Click on a few of the next seven links and watch a 2-3 minute video about how algorithms influence your behavior when you use Amazon, Netflix, dating websites, self-driving cars, spell-checking, email spam filters and your social media feed recommendations.

Thinking about how AI fits into our world today and our tomorrow

It's also important to understand the bigger picture of AI - like where is it going and what does humankind want it to do and want it to be. Watch this 7-minute UNESCO video, Human Centered Artificial Intelligence, to learn about the enormous potential that AI has to do social good and address some of our most critical sustainability issues. To learn more about how AI helping to solve humankind's most significant problems, watch this 4-minute ITU video, AI for Good and Sustainable Development Goals.

Lesson 2 - Getting to Know AI (Part 2)
Summary
If a picture can be worth 1000 words, a video can be worth even more. The best easy way to know AI is by watching some well-produced and interesting videos and then trying some hands-on experiments. The last experiment and video in this first section are optional, if you have time and want to learn more.

1. Some of the best short videos and experiments about AI

Now, let's learn more about AI by watching some of what we believe to be the best short videos that we've found:

2. Easy hands-on AI experiments

Let's have some fun and try some easy hands-on experiments to learn a little more about AI:

Can AI learn to recognize your doodling? Watch this short video to learn about this experiment and then try your hand at Quick, Draw!

How would you like to direct an AI orchestra? Watch the short video in Music: Semi-Conductor and then wave your arms to change the tempo, volume and instrumentation of the piece!

Want to check out some other Google experiments? Watch the 4-minute video, Fun Google AI Projects. You can come back to try your favorite project whenever you want, or browse through all of them at Google AI Experiments!

Here's an optional experiment to do when you have time. How would you like to try a free and easy experiment where you teach a type of AI that's called machine learning how to clean up the ocean by helping it understand the difference between trash and fish? No registration is required. First, watch the 3-minute video, What is Machine Learning? Then, click on the "Continue button" at the bottom of the screen, or click here https://studio.code.org/s/oceans/stage/1/puzzle/2 and read the step-by-step online directions. Whoever said that learning about AI is really hard - was wrong!

3. Challenge yourself - watch a video and answer a question

Lesson 3 - When Seeing Is No Longer Believing
Summary
There's something very powerful about visual imagery. People have long relied on what they see and it's a reason why there's an old cliché that says "the camera doesn't lie" and "a picture is worth a thousand words." For as long as pictures have been around, tricksters have used them for both fun and profit by taking advantage of the fact that for most people, seeing is believing. In the past, many of these trick and fraud pictures were primitively done and many instances were unbelievable. But with the advent of artificial intelligence, it's becoming tougher to tell the difference between what is real or fake. We use the Internet to stay current with the news, share photos, and to gather information. Because images form the basis of much of what we see online, it's important to know what to believe. This lesson starts out by discussing the history of fake pictures, demonstrates how realistic fake images can look, discusses way to can tell if an image is fake, and challenges you with a test to see if you can guess which image is fake.

The history of fooling people with fake images

Fooling people with fake images is not a recent phenomenon. Since around the time that the Internet was becoming popular in the 1980s, Photoshop has been used to prank the unsuspecting and some of these pictures have gone viral to fool millions of people. Scroll through 30 Fake Viral Photos People Believed Were Real - it's a list of many of the most famous ones. Your parents may remember being emailed some of these fakes.

Amazingly real-looking images of fake people

For the last five years, AI has been in the news and several websites have recently launched to show how this technology is becoming better at creating realistic images that are completely fake. If a fake AI-generated image is worth a thousand words, then let's look at a website that serves up a rotating gallery of different faces, each looking very realistic but all of which are computer generated and totally fake. Click on ThisPersonDoesNotExist and refresh the page a few times. Can you tell that all of the images are frauds? Most people can't. AI-generated faces are a brilliant way to demonstrate how technology is getting better at manipulating images. For some mind-blowing examples of AI-generated faces watch this 2-minute video of morphing AI-Generated Faces.

Now that we know more about what fake images look like, how can you tell if a picture that you're are looking at is fake? Kyle McDonald offers nine tips about how to tell if an image is fake in his blog How to Recognize Fake AI-Generated Images. Today, it is not easy to tell real from fake and as this technology continues to improve, it will become even more difficult to do so. Can an image be part real and part fake? Watch this 2-minute video to see how AI Reconstructs Photos with Realistic Results and decide for yourself.

Which face is real - take the AI-generated fake image challenge

Okay, now that you have seen how realistic AI-generated pictures can be, here's a website that challenges you to look at two pictures and choose the one that is of a real person rather than a fake AI-generated image. Click on WhichFaceIsReal website to see how well you do. And even if you're getting most of them right, would you notice the fakes if they were just a random profile image on a website?

5. Some of the best short videos about fakes

Sometimes things aren't exactly what they appear to be and these videos give a few examples.

Introducing Google Wind, a 2-minute video has been viewed 4,400,000 times. Check it out! Did you realize it was a completely fake video? A hoax. A joke. It just goes to show you that when you see something that seems unbelievable, maybe it is.

Watch this 4-minute video Introduction to Artbreeder, it's a free part tool, part game and part social network that lets you use AI to create pictures and art. Some of this art could fake you out because it looks like a human painted it - or check this out at Artbreeder.com.

Let's have some fun and check out some optical illusions that make you see - or not see - something that's not there. Watch this 3-minute video These Illusions Prove That Your Brain Only Sees What It Wants to See.

6. Challenge yourself - watch a video and answer a question

Lesson 4 - Don't Let Deepfakes Fake You Out
Summary
Deepfakes (which are fake videos) can seem more realistic and believable than fake pictures. This lesson explains what deepfakes are, helps you tell if a video is a deepfake, shows how easy it is for almost anyone to make a deepfake, challenges you to tell which video is real and which is a deepfake, has some of the best short videos, and invites you to quiz yourself on what you've learned.

A Deepfake is a type of artificial intelligence technology that uses deep learning to alter images or videos by putting someone else's face onto the face in the original content. Doing this to media creates a puppet-like situation, making someone appear to say or do actions they are not doing in the original source. The term "deepfake" is derived by combining "deep learning" (a type of AI) and "fake" and the technology is used to produce or alter video and audio content so that it shows something that didn't occur.

Before deepfakes appeared in 2017, special effects used in movies like Jurassic Park and The Matrix enabled audiences to suspend reality and enjoy fantasy on the big screen. Movie audiences willingly agreed to suspend their belief in reality when they purchased a ticket so the line blurring reality with fantasy was not fooling anyone. Movie special effects require a skilled production team and the use of expensive software to create its final products.

Deepfake technology has changed this paradigm because special skills and expensive software are no longer needed. You may have seen deepfakes in news stories about politicians, tech executives and celebrities, and many of them look very realistic. So far, the most widely seen deepfakes have been satirical and comedic, however, they have the potential to be malicious and evil. For example, a deepfake could falsely show a politician doing something reprehensible in order to sway an election or a schoolyard bully could harass a classmate who's been targeted. Lawmakers and regulators are just beginning to grapple with the legality of deepfakes. It is not illegal to produce a deepfake but many governments are considering making it unlawful to maliciously create and distribute them.

Let's take a closer look at what deepfakes are, how they're becoming more realistic, and their potential to mislead as well as entertain, by watching a 4-minute video, Deepfake Videos Are Getting Terrifyingly Real.

Fraudsters have been manipulating videos to trick people for years, and deepfakes are only the most recent new way. To put everything into perspective, let's watch a video identifies, describes and provides three examples of the main types of manipulated videos that are designed to fool people - missing context, deceptive edits and malicious transformation - which includes deepfakes. Watch How to Spot Manipulated Videos, a 6-minute video to learn that inconsistencies around someone's face, like weird coloring or blurring as well as limited or no blinking could mean that the video is a deepfake. If someone's voice sounds a little low, their hands are moving too quickly or their face just looks off, the video may have been manipulated. For more of an in-depth video that only focuses on deepfakes and how to spot them, watch this 2-minute video, How to Spot A Deepfake video.

Another way of determining if a video is a deepfake or has otherwise been manipulated is to use your critical thinking skills and be skeptical when a video doesn't seem completely believable or quite right. If you've not yet covered this in an English or philosophy class, click on the link to watch a 2-minute video and try your luck at solving a brain teaser challenge, at Using Brain Teasers to Build Critical Thinking Skills.

It turns out that it's surprisingly easy to produce a deepfake, even without using any special equipment or creating a special environment.

When I was a student, I started out by using two video clips of comedian Will Farrell impersonating President George W. Bush and a clip of President Bush speaking. Using a free face-swapping deepfake site, I spent 10 minutes configuring the settings before letting an algorithm on the site track each face so that it could map one face onto the other. The next morning, my deepfake video was ready. Because I didn't want to spend much time or any money, the results are a little less realistic than some of the other deepfakes that I've seen. And the technology has improved since I made it. However, if someone thought that they were watching an actual video of President Bush, this deepfake would make the video seem more realistic. Click on An Example How Deepfakes Enhance the Realism of a Video to watch a 90-second video that I created demonstrating how almost anyone can make a deepfake that enhances the realism of a video.

4. Some of the best short videos about deepfakes

Here are several great resources that focus on deepfakes, a deep dive in how to spot a deepfake, the main types of manipulated videos designed to fool, the harm they create, ways to tell if a video may be a deepfake or not, and what you can do if you become the victim of a deepfake.

5. Challenge yourself - watch a video and answer a question

Lesson 5 - Ethical AI - Why Ethical AI Is So Important (Part 1)

Summary

Ethical AI is an important and deceptively complicated subject This lesson begins by explaining what ethical AI means and then discusses why it's so important.

How can biased data create AI that's unethical? As one example, in 2016, Microsoft released a chatbot called Tay on Twitter. Tay was designed to learn by engaging people in dialogue through tweets or direct messages. Trolls quickly inundated Tay with evil, racist and nasty messages (this was the biased data) and within hours, taught Tay to give vile and ugly responses. Twitter users became outraged by Tay's toxic responses and in less than 24 hours, Microsoft silenced Tay forever. Watch this 2-minute video to see what happened in Unsurprisingly, Microsoft's AI bot Tay was tricked into being racist.

Machine learning and human bias is a 3-minute video that explains how human, interaction and latent bias affects one of the types of AI that's called machine learning.

Besides using unbiased data, ethical AI products require the use of the correct learning model which means the right math is used to calculate the results. Sometimes, this is called algorithmic accountability. When unbiased data is used in combination with training models that have algorithmic accountability, it avoids Biases (that) are being baked into artificial intelligence that are explained in this 3-minute video.

Few people worry if the AI software that draws cats is ethical. However, when AI is used in medicine, law enforcement, recruiting, data privacy, military defense or self-driving vehicles, the AI must produce transparent and understandable results that reflect the ethical standards and norms of our society.

As examples, AI that's not ethical could result in:

Biased law enforcement or job candidate recruiting producing discriminatory results

AI products that erode people's privacy or misuse their data in unintended ways

Military defense or self-driving vehicles where the AI makes decisions that are impossible for people to understand and to access liability for damages when harm is caused.

Let's learn more about risks, face recognition tech and AI's moral code by watching these videos:

Lesson 6 - Ethical AI - Why Ethical AI Is So Important (Part 2)
Summary
This continues our discussion about ethical AI by giving you a challenge to show you why it's so difficult to develop, discusses how we can work together to build ethical AI, invites you to watch some of the best short videos on ethical AI and concludes with a few videos and questions.

1. Take this challenge to learn why is it so difficult to develop ethical AI

We all know the difference between right and wrong, so why is it difficult to develop ethical AI? This turns out to be much harder than it may appear because the data scientists developing the AI must build it so that it makes decisions that are moral and acceptable to society in a complex world where the unexpected can happen.

An experiment with ethical AI - what would you do?

Let's pretend that you're a data scientist who is developing AI for self-driving vehicles, such as a trolley or a car, that will use your AI to make driving decisions. Now, click on the link and watch this 1-minute YouTube video, The Trolley Problem.

How would you design the self-driving trolley's AI? Would you build it so that the trolley stays on its tracks and kills six people? Or would you instead design it to switch to a second track and kill only one person? What's righter and fairer?

Would your decision be different if the one person on the second track were a close family member, such as your brother or sister? Would your answer change if a mom and her three little children were on the first track? These are difficult decisions. There's no easy answer and this is an example of the type of ethical decisions that data scientists have to make. Watch a 4-minute video, The ethical dilemma of self-driving cars to learn more how this issue affects the development of self-driving cars.

Take the challenge! Are you ready to test your ethical AI skills and answer some tricky question to see how they compare with others? Take the Moral Machine challenge and compare your results to the answers of more than a million other people!

2. Some of the best short videos about ethical AI

These are four of the best short videos to help explain the importance of ethical AI. They cover privacy, facial recognition, AI in healthcare, and a fascinating documentary about ethical AI. If you want to spend an extra 9 minutes to watch a somewhat freaky video about a robot that was made out of living human cells, check out the fifth video.

3. Challenge yourself - watch a video and answer a question

AI for Sustainability and Good (or how AI for good is helping to achieve the UN's Sustainable Development Goals or SDGs) - Lessons 7 through 13

Lesson 7 - AI for Sustainability and Good (Part 1)
Summary
During the last 25 years, the Internet has changed the way we live. During the next 10 years, AI will even more profoundly transform our lives as we use it to address some of humankind's most challenging economic and social challenges. We must focus on the right priorities and believe that the UN's SDGs best identify them. To start your adventure, watch the 4-minute video, ITU for SDGs, and then the 4-minute video, AI for Good.

Now, you're ready to explore how AI can help address the world's toughest problems - the problems that we don't yet know how to solve. Each goal will be introduced with a link to the actual UN Goal and a short video explaining the problem that exists. Then, learn how AI can change the world for good by watching a curated list of four to five short videos for each topic that we believe do the best job discussing these issues in an engaging and easily understood way. After watching the videos in each goal, explain how AI for good can help humankind accomplish the goal. Finally, check out the video at the end of each goal to learn what you can do to help the world meet that goals!

Read about the UN's No Poverty Goal by clicking on the link. Then, learn more by watching a 3-minute video about this goal. Did you know that AI will provide real-time resource allocation through satellite mapping and data analysis of poverty? Let's learn more about how AI is making a difference by watching the videos below:

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

Read about the UN's actual Zero Hunger Goal by clicking on the link. Then, learn more by watching a 2-minute video about this goal. Agriculture productivity is increased through predicative analysis from imaging with automated drones and from satellites. But, did you know that nearly 50% of crops are lost through waste, over consumption and production inefficiencies? And livestock production losses are 78%! To learn more about how AI is making a difference, watch these videos:

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

Read about the UN's Good Health and Well-Being Goal by clicking on the link. Then, learn more by watching a 3-minute video about this goal. Preventative healthcare programs and diagnostics are significantly improved through AI leading to new scientific breakthroughs. There are 8 billion mobile devices with smartphone cameras being used to diagnose heart, eye and blood disorders; microphone and motion sensors yielding insights into bone density and osteoporosis - and managing cancer, diabetes and chronic illness remote care. Let's learn more about how AI is making a difference by watching the videos below:

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

4. "How is AI is doing good" challenge

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the No Poverty Goal?

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Zero Hunger Goal?

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Good Health and Well-Being Goal?

Lesson 8 - AI for Sustainability and Good (Part 2)

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

2. Goal 5 - Gender Equality

Read about the UN's Gender Equality Goal by clicking on the link. Then, learn more by watching a 3-minute video about this goal. Did you know that by identifying and correcting for gender bias, further automating/augmenting tasks, AI is empowering women for growth and new opportunities? To learn more about how AI is affecting this goal, watch the videos below:

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

3. Goal 6 - Clean Water and Sanitation

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

4. "How is AI is doing good" challenge

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Quality Education Goal?

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Gender Equality Goal?

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Clean Water and Sanitation Goal?

Lesson 9 - AI for Sustainability and Good (Part 3)

Goal 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy

Read about the UN's Affordable and Clean Energy Goal by clicking on the link. Then, learn more by watching a 3-minute video about this goal. Did you know that green energy in all its forms is continuously improving for increased output and more efficiency by AI real-time analysis? Let's learn more about how AI is helping humankind meet this goal:

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

2. Goal 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth

Read about the UN's Decent Work and Economic Growth Goal by clicking on the link. Then, learn more by watching a 2-minute video about this goal. Despite legitimate concerns about automation replacing jobs, AI augmentation and targeted automation with intelligent devices can improve the work environment, increase productivity, and be a significant driver of economic growth. Let's look at how AI is affecting humankind meeting this goal:

Watch this 2-minute video, AI for Good Work, to learn about some of the ramifications about AI.

Here's a 9-minute video, The Big Debate About the Future of Work, Explained, which has a thoughtful discussion about the impact of AI on the workforce.

The 4-minute video, AI Impact on Jobs and the Skills of the Future discusses the skills needed and how AI will impact the future work.

Check out this 4-minute video, AI at the Workplace: Opportunities and Challenges, is a video that explains the jobs and industries that will be most affected by AI and those who will benefit.

A 4-minute video, Artificial Intelligence: Next Industrial Revolution?, shows how AI will solve problems that we didn't realize that we had and may possibly net increase the number of jobs.

The rate of change is increasing and this is especially true when it comes to everyone's career - watch this 9-minute video, Automation and AI Are Destroying Jobs, Not Work to learn more.

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

3. "How is AI is doing good" challenge

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Affordable and Clean Energy Goal?

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Decent Work and Economic Growth Goal?

Lesson 10 - AI for Sustainability and Good (Part 4)

Goal 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

Read about the UN's Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure Goal by clicking on the link. Then, learn more by watching a 3-minute video about this goal. New hybrid manufacturing incorporating AI, IoT sensors, and 4D printing is reshaping industries, representing the 'A Triple C', and yielding exponential innovation unprecedented in world history. Let's check out how AI is affecting us achieve this goal:

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

2. Goal 10 - Reduced Inequities

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

3. "How is AI is doing good" challenge

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure Goal?

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Reduced Inequities Goal?

Lesson 11 - AI for Sustainability and Good (Part 5)

Goal 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities

Read about the UN's Sustainable Cities and Communities Goal by clicking on the link. Then, learn more by watching a 2-minute video about this goal. The AI of Everything, the digital AI mesh, fed by the ubiquitous IoT, smart devices, and wearables, is already impacting smart cities and helping to create sustainable communities. Now, let's see how AI is helping us meeting this goal:

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

2. Goal 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production

Read about the UN's Responsible Consumption and Production Goal by clicking on the link. Next, learn more by watching a 3-minute video about this goal. AI is yielding optimal consumption and production levels with vertical green farms, eliminating waste, and vastly improving yields and resource efficiency. Now, let's see how AI is helping humankind meet this goal:

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

3. Goal 13 - Climate Action

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

4. "How is AI is doing good" challenge

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Sustainable Cities and Communities Goal?

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Responsible Consumption and Production Goal?

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Climate Action Goal?

Lesson 12 - AI for Sustainability and Good (Part 6)

Read about the UN's Life Below Water Goal by clicking on the link. Learn more by watching a 2-minute video to learn about this goal. Pattern recognition can track marine-life migration, population levels, and fishing activities to enhance sustainable marine ecosystems and combat illegal fishing. Let's see how AI is helping humankind meet this goal by watching the videos below:

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

2. Goal 15 - Life on Land

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

3. "How is AI is doing good" challenge

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Life Below Water Goal?

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Life on Land Goal?

Lesson 13 - AI for Sustainability and Good (Part 7)

Goal 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

Read about the UN's Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions Goal by clicking on the link. Watch a 2-minute video to learn about this goal and then watch a 1-minute video example. Did you know that the thoughtful application of AI can reduce discrimination, corruption, and drive broad access to e-government, personalized, and responsive intelligent services? AI can significantly stay ahead of global cyberthreats, the Cyber Kill Chain, in a manner not possible before. Now, let's learn how AI is helping humankind meet this goal by watching the videos below:

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

2. Goal 17 - Partnership for the Goals

Read about the UN's Partnership for the Goals Goal by clicking on the link. Watch a 2-minute video to learn about this goal and a 1-minute video example. Multi-sectoral collaboration is essential for the safe, ethical, and beneficial development of AI. ITU is working with other United Nations agencies and the XPRIZE Foundation, described by this 7-minute video, to conduct the new always online "AI for Good Global Summit", shown in this 1-minute video. The summit will bring together governments, industry, academia and civil society to explore the responsible development of human-centric AI in solving humanity's grand challenges, including accelerating the all-important SDGs. Let's learn how AI is helping humankind meet this goal by watching the videos below:

Watch the 1-minute video, AI and Multi-Stakeholder Participation and learn why a healthy AI with ethical norms and principals can only be through conversation and debate to ensure that it is achieved better, safer and more accessible in the future.

Here's a 5-minute video, Why Governing AI is Critical to Human Survival that will change every aspect of society, politics, the economy, and the government.

The AI For Good Summit is a great place to connect and to make progress using AI to meet the UN's and humankind's goals.

Do you want to be part of the solution and do something yourself about helping the world meet this goal - then watch this video!

3. "How is AI is doing good" challenge

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions Goal?

What are a few ways that AI is helping to address the Partnership for the Goals Goal?

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The potential of using artificial intelligence in education to enhance learning, assist teachers and fuel more effective individualized learning is exciting, but also a bit daunting. To even have an intelligent conversation about AI in education, one must first push past imaginary science-fiction scenarios of computers and robots teaching our children, replacing teachers and reducing the human element from what is a fundamentally human activity.

One of the leading writers on the benefits of artificial intelligence in education, Matthew Lynch ( "My Vision for the Future of Artificial Intelligence in Education"), is careful to explore the potential pitfalls along with the benefits, writing that "the use of AI in education is valuable in some ways, but we must be hyper-vigilant in monitoring its development and its overall role in our world."

The ethical considerations are profound, as they are when it comes to using artificial intelligence in any type of setting. AI lacks a so-called "moral compass." So, by one way of looking at it, AI programming is "as ethical as its developer," according to TowardsDataScience, in an article about AI ethics that prescribes two important recommendations moving forward:

We need to have ethics built into the idea of why a certain piece of technology, equipped with AI, is being developed.

We need to monitor/check/police the outcomes of that specific piece of technology in order to fully understand its behavior and make sure that it's not violating our (human) moral compass.

There is robust debate throughout the technology community and beyond about ethics in artificial intelligence and most university degree programs are integrating courses on AI ethics into their curriculum. There, now that we have identified the ethical elephant in the room, let's talk about the exciting possibilities of AI in education.

The Potential Benefits of AI in Education

Ideally, writes Lynch in The EdAdvocate, "AI does not detract from classroom instruction but enhances it in many ways." He summarizes five intriguing potential pluses of integrating AI in education:

Personalization: "It can be overwhelmingly difficult for one teacher to figure out how to meet the needs of every student in his/her classroom. ... AI systems easily adapt to each student's individual learning needs and can target instruction based on their strengths and weaknesses."

Tutoring: AI systems can "gauge a student's learning style and pre-existing knowledge to deliver customized support and instruction."

Grading: Sure, AI can help grade exams using an answer key; but it can also "compile data about how students performed and even grade more abstract assessments such as essays."

Feedback on course quality: For example, if many students are answering a question incorrectly, "AI can zero in on the specific information or concepts that students are missing, so educators can deliver targeted improvements in materials and methods."

Meaningful and immediate feedback to students: Some students may be shy about taking risks or receiving critical feedback in the classroom, but "with AI, students can feel comfortable to make the mistakes necessary for learning and receive the feedback they need for improvement."

Much of the potential envisioned for AI in education centers on reducing time spent by teachers on tedious tasks to free up time for more meaningful ones.

Automating administrative tasks is also one of five potential benefits spotlighted by Bernard Marr, an author, futurist and technology advisor who cites figures forecasting 47.5% growth from 2017-2021 in the use of artificial intelligence in education in the U.S.

In a video on the potential of AI in education, Marr explains why he sees AI having a "massive impact" in education - emphasizing that "AI is not a threat to teachers; it is not there to replace teachers," but rather to deliver a better education to our children." He envisions a future hybrid model that is designed to "get the best out of our artificially intelligent-enabled systems and our teachers." Marr outlines the potential of AI to help our education provide enhanced:

Differentiated and individualized learning

Automation of administrative tasks

Tutoring and support outside the classroom

Universal access for all students

43 Examples of AI in Education

Inspired by a challenge from "an old school teacher who thinks that AI is ruining education," Matthew Lynch reviews a wide range of topics in a piece titled "26 Ways That Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming Education For The Better." For example:

Adaptive Learning: "Used to teach students basic and advanced skills by assessing their present skill level and creating a guided instructional experience that helps them become proficient."

Assistive Technology: AI can help special needs students access a more equitable education, for example by "reading passages to a visually impaired student."

Early Childhood Education: "AI is currently being used to power interactive games that teach children basic academic skills and more."

Data and Learning Analytics: "AI is currently being used by teachers and education administrators to analyze and interpret data," enabling them to make better-informed decisions.

Scheduling: Helping administrators to schedule courses and individuals to manage their daily, weekly, monthly or yearly schedules.

Facilities Management: AI is effective at "monitoring the status of power, Wi-Fi and water services; alerting the facilities management workers when problems arise."

Overall School Management: AI is currently being used to manage entire schools, powering student records systems, transportation, IT, maintenance, scheduling, budgeting, etc.

Writing: Not only does Lynch assert that AI is already at work helping students improve their writing skills, he confesses, "I am currently using a grammar and usage app to help me write this article."

Running down his list, Lynch also cites current uses of AI in education that include:

Classroom/Behavior Management

Lesson Planning

Classroom Audio-Visual

Parent-Teacher Communication

Language Learning

Test Prep

Assessment

Learning Management Systems

Gamification for Enhanced Student Engagement

Staff Scheduling and Substitute Management

Professional Development

Transportation

Maintenance

Finance

Cybersecurity

Safety and Security

Examples of how artificial intelligence is currently being used in higher education include:

Plagiarism Detection

Exam Integrity

Chatbots for Enrollment and Retention

Learning Management Systems

Transcription of Faculty Lectures

Enhanced Online Discussion Boards

Analyzing Student Success Metrics

Academic Research

Connected Campuses

In terms of AI-infused specific technologies now being used in education, the list grows longer every day. Here are just a few:

Thinkster Math: described by its creators as a "math tutoring program leverages human interaction and groundbreaking artificial intelligence to create personalized learning programs"

Jill Watson: an AI-enabled virtual teaching assistant introduced by the Georgia Institute of Technology in 2016

Brainly: a social media site for classroom questions

Nuance: speech recognition software used by students and faculty; capable of transcribing up to 160 words per minute; especially helpful for students who struggle with writing or have accessibility needs

Cognii: AI-based products, including a virtual learning assistant, for K-12 and higher education institutions, as well as corporate training organizations

KidSense: AI educational solutions designed for children, including a voice-to-text tool with algorithms built to recognize the sometimes harder-to-translate speech of young learners

Content Technologies: instructional design and content application solutions fueled by artificial intelligence research engines

As explained by CEO Dr. Scott Parfitt ( see video), Content Technologies Inc. develops AI learning systems that are focused on "turning big data into information, and information into knowledge."

"We send an engine out, it starts reading at light speed every article it can read. It's learned its own material," says Parfitt. The company's education-focused solutions include:

Palitt: built to help instructors easily create "your own custom lecture series, syllabus or textbook"

Cram101: AI technology that can "turn any textbook into a smart study guide complete with chapter summaries, unlimited true-false and multiple choice practice tests and flashcards all drilled down to a specific textbook, ISBN number, author and chapter."

JustTheFacts101: intended to function as the AI equivalent of an old-fashioned yellow marker, instantly highlighting and generating book and chapter-specific summaries

AI in Education [Inclusion and Universal Access]

Bernard Marr explains that AI tools can enhance inclusion and universal access to education in a number of ways, including:

Helping to "make global classrooms available to all, including those who speak different languages or who might have visual or hearing impairments"

Creating access for "students who might not be able to attend school due to illness"

Better serving "students who require learning at a different level or on a particular subject that isn't available in their own school"

Overall, it is hoped that AI will ultimately help educators make continued progress in addressing the broad range of physical, cognitive, academic, social and emotional factors that can affect student learning and ensure that all students have equal opportunity in education, regardless of their social class, race, gender, sexuality, ethnic background or physical and mental disabilities.

AI in Education [Individualized Learning]

There is also considerable optimism around the idea that, as artificial intelligence becomes a more integral part of the classroom, teachers will be better equipped to offer an individualized learning experience for every student.

According to an article in The Atlantic, ( "Artificial Intelligence Promises a Personalized Education for All"), artificial intelligence holds the potential to "enhance human teachers' abilities to tailor lessons to each student without knocking their class schedule off track," eliminating the need for educators to "teach to the middle," as often happens when their students have a range of skill levels and learning abilities.

Rose Luckin, a professor of learning-centered design at University College London, is quoted as saying that, "The real power of artificial intelligence for education is in the way that we can use it to process vast amounts of data about learners, about teachers, about teaching and learning interactions." Ultimately, AI can "help teachers understand their students more accurately, more effectively."

The Future of AI in Education

Though there continues to be widespread debate over the pros and cons of deploying AI technology in the field of education, including the concerns about depersonalization and the ethical considerations cited above, there is an emerging consensus that the extraordinary range of current and future benefits will carry the day.
This report on Artificial Intelligence in Education was developed by the University of San Diego's innovative, online Master of Science in Applied Artificial Intelligence program, an AI industry thought leader and education partner.

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How Administrators Can Ensure the Ethical Use of AI

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As with many technologies used in K-12 learning environments, school leaders must guarantee that artificial intelligence is safe. In addition to the legal requirements placed on districts, there are ethical issues schools must consider before introducing new tech powered by AI and machine learning (ML).

To do this, there must first be an understanding of what AI looks like in education. "All of us have very different ideas for AI and algorithmic tools and machine learning and what these things are," says sava saheli singh, an eQuality-Scotiabank postdoctoral fellow in AI and surveillance at the University of Ottawa.

The concepts of AI and ML are nebulous, meaning that everyone understands them a bit differently. The internet, and companies selling AI-powered products, can sway people's understanding of this technology.

For school leaders to properly protect students using this tech, they must understand what AI and ML mean in the context of the products they're adopting. IT administrators should also understand how the AI is using data and how the tools affect different student populations.
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Do IT Leaders Understand How AI Works in K-12 Ed Tech?

The first consideration leaders must make is whether they understand the tools in which they're investing. IT departments should know what the tools are doing behind the scenes to produce the results they see.

"There's definitely a lack of understanding about what these systems are, how they're implemented, who they're for and what they're used for," singh says.

In understanding how AI works, IT leaders must remember that these systems rely on data.

"AI only works if you grab data. It only works if you grab data from everywhere you can find it, and the more data the better," says Valerie Steeves, a professor in the department of criminology at the University of Ottawa and principal investigator of the eQuality project.

Because AI and ML tools rely on data, admins must ensure they're building in student data protections to use this technology ethically. "AI that's rolling out now always comes with a price tag, and the price tag is your students' data," Steeves says.
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Do School Leaders Account for AI Tech's Bias?

Another ethical consideration is algorithmic bias in AI and ML technologies. When purchasing these solutions, it's important to remember that these programs are operating off data sets that frequently contain bias.

"There's a lot of bias involved in applying some of these tools," singh says. "A lot of these tools are made by specific people and with specific populations in mind. At a basic level, there's racial, gender, sexual orientation differences - there's a lot of different kinds of people - and a lot of these technologies either leave them out or include them in ways that are really harmful."

While the creators of these tools typically aren't intending to cause harm, the biases built into the data sets can discriminate against certain student populations.

"It creates a system where biases can play out in in ways that are rampant, and it becomes ever more difficult to pull them back because the bias and the discriminatory use of the data is built into the algorithm," Steeves says.

One way to account for this bias is to acknowledge it. Teaching students to interact with AI should include lessons about how it was created and where these biases may appear.

What Are Beneficial Uses of AI in Education?

The necessary ethical considerations shouldn't dissuade school leaders from using AI in education entirely. Teaching students to interact with this technology will set them up for success in higher education and future careers. There are also safe ways to use AI.

"A lot of the context in which algorithms and AI and machine learning are useful is when you're looking at a large corpus of data and trying to make sense of it," singh says. "Using algorithms and AI to answer a specific question can maybe give you a clue as to what the larger context might be. In that educational context, I think it's a useful tool."

When students are inputting data, instead of being the subjects from whom data is extracted, AI can be extremely beneficial.

AI is most useful when "no data is collected from the kids, and the kids are not embedded into some kind of surveillance system," Steeves says. "AI is just helping them facilitate their learning and their modeling of the world around them."
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Can Administrators Ensure the Ethical Use of AI in K-12 Education?

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Many educators are aware that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a key ingredient in the ed-tech tools they're using or considering purchasing. Fewer can articulate what AI actually is.

While AI continues to gain traction in education and in a variety of different industries and business use cases, professionals in K-12 schools often aren't aware of the benefits it can offer them. AI is being used by many educators to better meet the needs of students with disabilities and help teachers who often report feeling overworked be more efficient. Also, AI is shown to save 20-40% of a teacher's time. That stat translates into about 13 extra hours per week-time which could be better spent to support student learning.

Online and hybrid learning increase the opportunities to turn to AI to address K-12 students' daily needs. K-12 educators should take note of AI to drive both their own success and the success of their students.

What Is Artificial Intelligence?

On a high level, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is technology that simulates human intelligence. AI creators aim to build technologies that produce, communicate and recognize much like a human would, but faster and more efficiently. Simple tools like calculators were once considered AI, but the technology has greatly evolved in the education space.

Educators can now use AI technology to personalize learning to their students, make teaching online easier and improve communication with parents. K-12 educators shouldn't be fearful if they don't understand the inner workings of AI. Instead, they can rest assured that applying AI is easy. The sooner they do, they'll be able to better address accessibility needs for students with disabilities, better manage their classrooms and share information more easily with students and parents.

Applying AI in K-12 Schools

Here are some key technologies based on AI that educators can start leveraging in K-12 classrooms:

AI-Powered Chatbots: The same technology that powers the chatbots on a business' website are now being used to take on the roles of teachers, advisers and tutors for students. K-12 schools are embracing chatbots as a way to connect with students and their parents more, with a conversational AI that provides useful interactions and quick answers to questions. For example, teachers could make use of a chatbot to provide auto-responses to student questions in the evening, such as details about assignments and due dates. Chatbots are also shown to improve communication with families.

Captioning and Audio Description Tools: With more video being embedded into the learning experience and greater online learning being offered, ensuring the needs of students with disabilities are met when participating is essential. AI-based accessibility tools like captioning and audio description are offering equity to these students, including those who are Deaf or hard of hearing. AI is being used to live caption online classes and provide word-for-word notes via transcripts so all students can engage. However, in order for these AI tools to be effective, a process like Verbit's which uses humans to edit the AI's work in real-time is necessary to meet the benchmarks of accuracy required by the ADA for true student equity. Aside from students with disability needs, captions and transcripts initiated by AI benefit all students, improving their comprehension and memory when learning.

Digital Assistant Devices: Digital voice assistants like Amazon's Echo Device can help save educators time while they're busy in the classroom. These assistants are trained with AI to recognize voice commands and answer simple questions and requests. They allow teachers to pause and play videos being used for lessons audibly and even set timers for students to complete tasks.

Web Accessibility Tools: Assistive technologies like screen readers and browser extensions are making online learning more accessible for students who are blind or have low vision. AI tools like Google's Conceptual Captions can read images and add automatic alt-text to images online. Plus, accessibility checkers like WAVE can make key improvements to school websites with more accessible headings and graphics in the same way a human would read something over and make changes. Web accessibility is essential to make school websites accessible to students and parents with vision-related disabilities. Tools like Verbit's Audio Description are also being used to improve the learning experience for those who are blind or have low vision.

Start Dipping Your Toe in AI

AI technology isn't designed nor capable of replacing beloved teachers. Rather, it will help educators ensure better, more engaging learning experiences. AI will enable K-12 instructors to teach more efficiently with time-saving classroom technologies and offer greater accessibility for students with disabilities or those who are struggling while remote.

Verbit's in-house AI was developed for the education industry's needs. Consider starting by offering useful tools like captioning and transcription that adhere to ADA guidelines to help K-12 students learn with equity and in more engaging formats when online.

To enhance the learning experience with effective AI technology designed for your K-12 schools' needs, reach out.

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Artificial Intelligence: What K-12 School Leaders Should Know

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Many educators are aware that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a key ingredient in the ed-tech tools they're using or considering purchasing. Fewer can articulate what AI actually is. While AI continues to gain traction in education and in a variety of different industries and business use cases, professionals in K-12 schools often aren't aware of the benefits it can offer them.

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A full curriculum to engage students in AI activities and providing methods for discerning the ethics of AI.

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Pix2Pix uses AI to provide engaging ways to create a beautiful image from a "doodle."

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We've created MuseNet, a deep neural network that can generate 4-minute musical compositions with 10 different instruments, and can combine styles from country to Mozart to the Beatles. MuseNet was not explicitly programmed with our understanding of music, but instead discovered patterns of harmony, rhythm, and style by learning to predict the next token in hundreds of thousands of MIDI files. MuseNet uses the same general-purpose unsupervised technology as GPT-2, a large-scale transformer model trained to predict the next token in a sequence, whether audio or text.

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We've created MuseNet, a deep neural network that can generate 4-minute musical compositions with 10 different instruments, and can combine styles from country to Mozart to the Beatles. MuseNet was not explicitly programmed with our understanding of music, but instead discovered patterns of harmony, rhythm, and style by learning to predict the next token in hundreds of thousands of MIDI files.

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A reflective article that addresses ChatGPT, strengths and weaknesses, opportunities, threats (perceived and real), how AI tools impact authenticity and integrity, ways to effectively and ethically use such tools, and what is next!

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As technology continues to rapidly evolve, so too does the way in which it is being used in educational settings. Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a popular tool for educators due to its ability to provide personalized instruction and help students learn more efficiently.

In this article, we will explore the current state of AI in education, specifically looking at chat GPT as a case study.

What is ChatGPT and why do we need to know?

Over the past few months, ChatGPT has received plenty of media attention prompting educators to consider its impact on teaching and learning. ChatGPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) is Open.ai's artificial intelligence chatbot that uses natural language processing to respond to user-generated prompts.

In other words, you can ask it a question, or give it a command (like Write a script for a mint commercial using the voice of Ryan Reynolds) and it produces text for you.

Despite the sudden spotlight on artificial intelligence after ChatGPT's launch, many AI tools have increasingly been integrated into society and education in recent years (think Netflix recommendations, customer service chatbots, Alexa, automatic translators, speech-to-text tools, and autofill on email).

Applied Artificial Intelligence has the highest innovation scores of the trends studied on the 2022 McKinsey Technology Trends Outlook. Society's use of AI is only going to expand from here.

AI tools like ChatGPT could provide ways to personalize learning, improve efficiency, and push us to focus on higher-level thinking. Looking to the future, and in line with BFIS's Vision for Learning, we will empower students to use AI tools responsibly and effectively.

"We aim to engage and empower our students with the creative and innovative skills and dispositions to solve real-world challenges. Our vision is to enhance students' chances to do and learn in context and to create space for students to imagine new realities." (A Vision for Learning 2022-2025).

Schools have a responsibility to not only teach students how to use AI but also how to ensure the ethical use and development of these tools. While we learn how to use them and how to integrate AI into our teaching practices, some worry about plagiarism, how this might change writing instruction, and even how the role of the teacher might change in the future.

It's important to remember that AI will not replace the empathy, human ingenuity, and creativity of teachers and that we too are learners. We will learn to use these tools too and we will adapt.

"Just like we did with the calculator, Wikipedia and Google searches, students and teachers will find productive, meaningful ways to use this new technology for teaching and learning," ( Ditch That Textbook).

An Analysis of ChatGPT with an Education Lens

Strenghts

ChatGPT is a time saver, text producer, and summarizing tool. It provides ideas and inspiration and enhances creativity. Writing with AI assistance can be a unique learning experience if the writer is evaluating, revising, and using AI as an assistant.

Weaknesses

ChatGPT has limited knowledge of world events past 2021 and sometimes fabricates incorrect or biased responses. If you look at the terms and conditions, you'll see that ChatGPT now has a minimum age limit of 18 years old so students should not be using it directly, though it is fine for teachers to demonstrate or share ChatGPT-generated responses.

There is limited access during certain hours due to high use.

Opportunities

Media attention surrounding ChatGPT has prompted the release of other AI tools and led to increased awareness of the AI we are already using. This excitement is an excellent impetus to learn about and explore AI in our learning community.

AI reopens several debates around copyright, creativity, culture and public domain, bias, and art - important concepts for students to consider.

It prompts educators to teach new skills like Prompt Engineering, how to evaluate AI-produced text and ideas with a critical lens, and prepare students for the future by empowering them to use AI now. Students will develop an understanding of what sets us apart as humans and when to use and not use AI.

Threats

There is a fear that students will plagiarize and a threat would be teachers returning to solely in-class on-demand writing. Additionally, as AI tools are rapidly released for testing, it is important to evaluate them as we do with all educational technology tools to ensure they are suitable for student use.

Recent news about Bing's AI tool, for example, highlighted potential dangers and misuse of AI tools.It is important not to anthropomorphize text-generative AI tools and to know instead that they perform complex mathematical operations on the words to generate sentences that make sense to us.

How do AI tools impact authenticity and academic integrity?

The production of authentic work is one of the pillars of education at BFIS and in the wider world, and this has not changed. As stated in our Academic Integrity Policy, "In the world of academics, being honest means producing schoolwork that is authentically your own, while also acknowledging the contributions and ideas of others" (BFIS MSHS Academic Integrity Policy).

This holds with artificial intelligence tools, especially in consideration of academic integrity and producing authentic work. Teachers are encouraged to talk with students about the ethical and appropriate use of AI includinghow they can use it to support learning.

There are great questions to prompt discussion on the If you USEME-AI infographic from Steven Taylor at WAB. The International Baccalaureate has just stated that AI tools can be used by IB students. On applicable assignments, the use of AI should be cited and or acknowledged.

Just as with outside tutors, the use of AI should not significantly impact the representation of these skills. BFIS will send out a citation guide soon.

It is possible to detect AI-produced text using programs like GPT-2 Output Detector or GPTrue; however, there are workarounds for AI detection. This could also incorrectly classify student writing as AI produced if the student uses high probability words or simple sentence structure (for example those learning a second or third language, or those still developing writing skills.)

Therefore it's important for teachers not to rely completely on AI detection tools. Just as students should be critical of AI-produced text, teachers should be critical of AI tools meant to assess writing.

Ways to use ChatGPT (and other AI tools)

We encourage teachers to test the waters! We believe that AI tools should be tested and considered for use to improve efficiency and creativity.

Explore the idea of prompt engineering and how being able to write simple, succinct directions for AI is a useful skill. Here are some prompts to get you started.

Think critically about AI-generated text. Compare and contrast it to human-generated writing.

Use ChatGPT as an assistant. Draft emails, generate discussion questions, and produce a CSV file that can be uploaded to another ed tech tool. Check out this example of using ChatGPT to create a Gimkit.

Make use of collaborative learning and discussions. "When students discuss, they do so from their own working and long-term memory. Sure, they can look up quick answers, but to carry on a conversation, most of the work comes from their own thinking," (Ditch That Textbook).

Create higher-order tasks that require critical thinking and creativity, which AI is not yet skilled at, such as infographics, photo essays, sketch noting, stop motion videos, multimedia content or projects integrating art, music and robotics.

Model how AI can be used as a starting point (inspirational tool), to compare and contrast AI-generated writing with (original) human writing, to rearrange syntax and consider word choice (because AI-generated writing IS human writing mixed conveniently by an algorithm).

Don't "overtech" it. Utilize classroom whiteboard walls, chart paper, post-its, maker centred learning. Check out these no-tech formative assessment ideas.

Focus on process over product.

Evaluate learning objectives for a specific assignment and consider what students should and shouldn't use a tool like ChatGPT.

Other AI tools and opportunities for use can be found on the BFIS Digital Hub.
Context of Rapid Innovation

This document was created by a team of faculty made up of teachers, leaders, librarians, and members of the technology team from January to February of 2023. We recognize that AI technology is innovating rapidly and we will learn and adapt as it is released. The contents of this document will likely evolve with the technology.

Resources

If you USEME AI guide Stephen Taylor

How Should We Approach the Ethical Considerations of AI in K-12 Education? EdSurge

Machines can craft essays. How should writing be taught now? Inside Higher Ed

ChatGPT: Teachers Weigh In on How to Manage the New AI Chatbot EdWeek

Sentient Syllabus Project Boris Steipe

Chatgpt, Chatbots And Artificial Intelligence In Education Ditch That Textbook

Article written by Jillian Zappia, BFIS Tech Coach and Claudia Blanc, BFIS IT and Ed Tech Administrator

Collaborators: Lila Jorge, BFIS Associate Head of School; David Cevoli, BFIS MS/HS Librarian and Extended Essay Coordinator; Laura Blair, BFIS IBDP Coordinator; Kelly Zavotka, BFIS HS/IBDP English Teacher.

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Computer Science Curriculum for Grades 6-12

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Computer Science in the Classroom

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Computer Science Fundamentals

Free set of elementary curricula that introduces students to the foundational concepts of computer science and challenges them to explore how computing and technology can impact the world.

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Computer Science Connections

Make connections between computer science (CS) and other subjects like math, language arts, science, and social studies.

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Do we need to engage our students in the AI, ChapGPT conversation? Perhaps before it becomes a negative issue!

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Using AI to solve problems requires skills and values which extend far beyond simply having knowledge of coding and technology. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rooted in Human Intelligence (HI), the way humans learn from experience, to adapt to new situations, to understand and handle abstract concepts, and to use knowledge to manipulate the environment.

Students learn to identify an authentic problem that would benefit from an AI solution and understand the range of possible solutions. The process of working towards that solution requires collaboration with others, Design Thinking, creatively brainstorming possible solutions, and then ethicallygathering and using datato train a computer to help solve the issue. Through testing the prototype with users, critically evaluating and using feedback to create a better solution, students build resilience and learn to view failures as instructive.
(2) AI is already here
AI applications are becoming ubiquitous in students' daily lives, in school and at home.

Most students will have used social networking platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and SnapChat, all of which use AI systems to target content and advertising. AI digital assistants such as Apple's Siri or Google Now may have helped them search the web or ask for recommendations. Their parents may have received infringement notices sent from a traffic camera trained to read licence plates, and while travelling in the car, Google Maps may have been used to propose the fastest route to a destination.

A better understanding of these AI systems allows students to make informed choices about using them. In their future learning and careers, an understanding about AI will allow them to use smart machines to enhance their capabilities, not feel that machines are 'the competition'.
(3) AI prompts ethical concerns
Machines (computers) do what they are 'told' through step by step instructions (algorithms) provided in a language that they can understand (coding). If the algorithms or coding are faulty or biased, then the machine will not perform as expected, or can reflect the biases of its human creators. For instance, racial and gender biases have been revealed in facial recognition technology used increasingly by big tech companies and in law enforcement.

Students need early learning experiences about AI, including the ethical implications of AI, to understand how these systems collect and use information. Ethical use of AI involves a focus on the wellbeing and privacy of users, the security of data, and transparency around when the system is being used.
(4) AI is relevant to every part of the curriculum
All AI systems process copious amounts of data and recognise patterns, but vary depending on the data source, such as images, text or speech, and what they are programmed to do with the data. AI can be used in any school subject. In Visual Arts, machines can be taught to recognise images of paintings and identify artists, as well as artistic genres. In Music, AI could provide feedback to students who are practising musical pieces, or students could train a machine to recognise and identify examples of a particular musical pattern. Students would learn not only how AI 'works' but that there are many instances where the particular musical pattern has been used.
(5) AI education fosters thinking skills
Authentic problems are usually 'messy'. They do not have a single well-defined solution and therefore engaging with AI to solve these types of problems provides a perfect context for students to use 21 st century skills of critical and creative thinking, collaboration and communication. They also use the processes of design thinking and computational thinking, and develop skills in data fluency and ethical decision making.
(6) AI literacy is an essential skill for the future
The changing world needs students to be 'lifelong learners' who continuously adapt and learn new skills in evolving workplaces. They will need to be digitally confident, global in their outlook, great problem-solvers, collaborators and communicators. By learning about AI, students develop a better understanding of their strengths as humans, identify their values, and develop the skills needed to solve real problems and put AI to good use.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) education for teachers is now available for enrolment from 26 th October 2020 free on Coursera. The short course introduces K-12 educators to Artificial Intelligence and how it can be embedded into all areas of the curriculum. The course is based on the IBM Artificial Intelligence (AI) Curriculum Framework, which has been designed by Macquarie University In partnership with IBM. Artificial Intelligence (AI) education for teachers is part of a suite of global, open online resources for students and teachers that provide support for the development of the knowledge, skills and values needed to understand AI and its implications for society and the world and to use AI to solve authentic problems, now and in the future. We hope that you find the course to be educational and interesting and would appreciate comments about ways to enhance or maintain its efficacy.

Dr Anne Forbes

Macquarie University School of Education

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An activity (lesson) that incorporates technology and AI in physical education and literacy.

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Physical activity is important for everyone in the family. The following is information from the American Academy of Pediatrics summarizing the FITT method and includes general fitness tips and an activity log.

FITT method

FITT (frequency, intensity, time, and type) is one way to remember the general guidelines for what should be included in a fitness plan. Remember, it's important to keep in mind that each family member's fitness goals will be different based on age, sex, current fitness level, and available resources. Talk with your doctor if you have any questions.

Frequency -Do some type of physical activity every day.

Intensity -Choose an activity that is at least moderate in intensity, and also try to add a few more vigorous activities over the week. Vigorous activity is activity that makes you breathe hard and sweat. (Reaching a certain heart rate is not necessary.)

Slow walking (3.5 mph)

Fast walking (4.5 mph)

Slow bike riding (<10 mph)

Fast bike riding (>10 mph)

Dancing

Jogging or running

Weight lifting-light workout

Aerobics

Stretching

Competitive sports: basketball, football, soccer

Time (duration)-Plan on a total time of at least 60 minutes of activity each day. This can be done all at once or added together over several shorter 10- to 15-minute blocks of activity. Breaking it up into smaller blocks of time is a great way to start a new program or fit activity into a busy schedule.

Type -The type of activity can include a variety of team sports, individual sports, recreational activities, family activities, active hobbies, and walking or bicycling for fun and transportation. Several times every week do weight-bearing activities that promote muscle strength, flexibility, and bone health. The most important thing is to choose something fun!

Tips for parents

Make time to be active. School-aged youth should participate every day in 60 minutes or more of moderate to vigorous physical activity that is right for their age, enjoyable, and involves a variety of activities.

Limit sedentary activities. These are activities where you're sitting down a lot, like watching TV, using the computer, or playing video games. Spend no more than 2 hours per day in front of a screen.

Keep an activity log. The use of activity logs can help children and teens keep track of their exercise programs and physical activity.

Focus on the positive. Praising participation over winning and encouraging positive behaviors are important, especially if a child is less active and interested in sports.

Be a role model. Parents are powerful role models and can help shape a child's perception of exercise.

Activity Log

Children and teens can be motivated to exercise more when they keep an activity log. Logs can also be used by parents and health care professionals to make recommendations for changes or to offer incentives to encourage their children to be physically active.

Care of the Young Athlete Patient Education Handouts (Copyright © 2011 American Academy of Pediatrics)

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An iphone app to set up workout schedules with timer intervals.

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Get a personalized HIIT workout plan quickly and easily using our AI technology.

***Free and reliable. Perfect for use at home, at the track or in the gym.

We're proud to introduce this handy little app that helps you keep track of your work and rest periods during workouts. Whether your into cycling, running, lifting weights, exercise, workout, stretching, boxing, MMA or HIT, this interval timer will prove to be an invaluable asset to you.

Running foreground, background or with device locked, this reliable app allows you specify an overall time as well as program High/Low intensity interval and rest time between sets. Produced by Polycents!

Key Features:
- Customizable sets, high/low intensity interval and rest for your own need
- Retina display, iOS4 and multitasking
- Continue to run even when screen is locked
- Play your song or playlist during your workout
- Post your workout to Facebook or Twitter
- Save settings as templates

Customizable Features:
- Number of Sets
- Countdown Time
- Set Time
- Low Interval time
- High Interval time
- Rest Time
- First Interval (low or high)
- Sound Volume
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- Playlist
- New Each Set

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- Automatic renewals will be charged at the same price you were originally charged for the subscription.
- Subscriptions can be managed by going to Account Settings on the App Store after purchase.
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- Minor Bug Fixes

If you have any questions or run into any trouble - please contact us at intervaltimer@support.polycents.com and we'll be glad to help you.

Love it. Simple to use. Awesome

I was looking for a basic and simple to use app that acts like a 30sec timer for my exercise routine. This app is awesome! I was able to easily customize it to count down and ding every 30seconds. I liked how it changed colors every 30 seconds cuz sometimes my volume is muted so I can glimpse at the color change to kno that it's times up. I love the display on my iPhone, its not cluttered like some other apps. I'm soooo happy I found this app after trying out many others and i like how it's free :) I'm definitely gonna recommend this to my friends. Some negatives: it costs money to add this to my Apple Watch, so I'm just going to use the free iPhone app version instead (until I win the lottery haha). I don't like the ads. And last complaint is, I wish the music controls on iPhone was larger. Some positives: I love how i now push myself to workout harder and longer cuz i try to keep up w the timer. And I like how I can now focus on breathing rather than Focusing on counting. Love this app!! Thank u developer for making me healthier and more motivated to workout :-)

Great for all sorts of interval training

I originally got this to use for timing Fartlek runs and speed intervals. The cycles are easy to customize and provide great feedback through sound and vibration. But then I started doing interval training at home (circuit, HIIT, and technique drills). Now I could add in visual keys and create complex hour long workouts and practices. Colors, sounds, titles, intervals, rests, cycles, repeats, all are customizable on the free app. If I could add one feature, it would be either a three period cycle or a cycle start warning, so that I can do high/low/get ready or left/right/rest. If I could make one change, it would be the ability to make a one time premium purchase instead of a subscription. I would like to put some money towards the app, perhaps for new templates (like the suggestion above) or for sharing, but I am wary of subscription services over one time purchases.
That said, I now use the premium service and is has even more flexibility, to the point that I use it over even physical timers at the gym.

A Disappointing Downfall

This app used to be good. So good. Almost too good to be true but unfortunately things have changed for the worse in very saddening ways. The Trump ads don't bother me, as much I dislike him I couldn't care less about his ads, but other changes are extremely frustrating. No longer can you have this app open while playing audio in another app without sound stopping every 5 seconds (due to ads apparently), no longer do timer sounds work properly when the app is open in the background and no longer do the developers seem to care at all about providing a product with some semblance of consumer satisfaction. The worst part, however, is that this is still the best app of it's kind on the App Store. So until a better one comes along, I guess I'll have to suffer through this one.

The developer, BHI Technologies, Inc., indicated that the app's privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

Data Used to Track You

The following data may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies:

Data Linked to You

The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

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An iphone app to create teams and randomize participants for PE class "competitions."

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Team Shake provides a technological and environmentally friendly way to choose teams for board games, sporting events, tournaments, school projects or anytime groups are required. The newest release brings many new features including full iPad support, balancing teams based on skill or gender, importing users from a file, enabling video output, and sharing teams via facebook or email.

Team Shake is the premier iOS App for creating teams. Instead of a hat and scraps of paper, the user enters his friends' names in his iPhone and gives it a shake. The screen will then display a random set of color-coded teams. These teams can immediately be used for game play or shared via facebook or email. The quick and easy selection of random (or balanced) teams eliminates fighting over who will be on which team. Innovative use of the iPhone shake gesture gives users the satisfying feeling of shaking a virtual hat without the trouble of carrying around an actual hat. Conventional buttons can also be used for those who would rather not shake their expensive hardware about.

The app is designed with ease of use and simplicity in mind. Names can easily be entered with the onscreen keyboard, chosen from the user's contacts, or imported from a file. The email and facebook functions document the members of each individual team as well as preserving the team number and color assigned by the app. For repeated use of Team Shake, lists of friends can be easily saved and loaded later. The current list is also automatically saved so that if you exit the app, or even reboot the device, changes will not be lost. For teachers and others with large lists of people, Team Shake supports the ability to import teams from text or csv files.

If you have any problems, feature requests, or comments please send an email to support@rhine-o.com.

Features:

* Create 1 to 64 random teams
* Create completely random or balanced teams
* Full iPad support
* Eliminates fighting over choosing teams
* Share / Save teams via email or Facebook
* Teams can be chosen by the number of teams or by the size of teams.
* Save lists of friends for later games
* Import lists from email or spreadsheet
* Export lists and options for use on another device
* Satisfying feeling of shaking a "virtual" hat to create teams
* Animated shaking hat
* Entry of names via onscreen keyboard
* Entry of names via iPhone contacts
* Temporarily disable people who are absent
* Set groups of people to always be on the same team
* Set groups of people to always be on different teams
* Set user strength to make more even teams (now supports fully balanced teams)
* 5 users strengths level
* Pick a single random person from the list of players
* User strength indicator on the main screen (can be disabled in options)
* Number of active players and total players is now displayed on the main screen
* Video Out Support
* Option to Sort Teams by Name
* Option to balance male / female team members
* "Equal Ability" option to create teams where all players have the same strength
* Option to create separate male and female teams
* Configurable Team Colors
* Configurable Team Names
* Print Support
* Export Teams in CSV or XLS Format

Yappler-Tags: Teams, Groups, Random, Hat, Entertainment, Games, Utilities

Version 3.0.2

Version 3.0.2 brings the ability to assign multiple subteams and oppose teams to iPad and Mac devices. XLSX files will now be exported with the same order as is seen on the screen.
Version 3.0.1 is a minor bug fix release that fixes some problems with the import of list via CSV and XLSX files
Version 3.0.0 is a major update bringing in some major features:
- Team Shake now supports simultaneously assigning players to multiple subteams and / or oppose teams at the same time.
- Subteams / Oppose teams can now have customized names to make selection easier
- Subteams / Oppose teams can now be enabled or disabled globally so that teams can be made quickly without subteams / oppose teams. In particular, Balance Teams Strengths will work when separate Male / Female teams are created.
- Team Selection algorithms have been update to be more compatible with each other
- A new options to choose team color automatically has been created.
- New option to choose the default number of teams / people for a new list has been added.
- New option to choose if a new list should default to creating a # of Teams or a # of People has been added.
- Subteam X in Team X option has been added to all subteams to be assigned to particular teams
- Fonts and Font Sizes can now be changed for both the main screen and the teams screen
- Team Shake can now force all teams to have an even number of players.
- An option has been added to show user strength on the Teams Screen
- An option has been added to show gender on the Teams Screen
- All subteams / oppose teams can now be cleared with a single action.
- If a subteam is larger the team size, the subteam will be split into 2 or more subteams rather than ignoring the subteam.
- If an oppose team is larger than the number of teams, it will be distributed evenly between teams so that the users are as separated as possible rather than ignoring the oppose team.

Very Useful!

The program is quick to use and has an attractive output. Students volunteer to be the one to shake the hat. It is easy to toggle between the choice of number of groups as opposed to the number in each group and easy to temporarily omit absent students.
A teacher can also use the program to determine the order of oral presentations by setting the number of groups to be one.
Moreover, the program accepts Japanese characters, which makes it better for my Japanese classes.
Do be sure not to ignore warnings to save list changes before opening another list.

worth a slight learning curve

I am a middle and high school teacher. We often divide our classes into teams for sports, small group discussions, etc. and I find this app invaluable for that purpose. It takes a little while to get fully comfy with all of the features, but it's worth it as all of the functions are very useful. Highly recommended.

Highly recommended

I teach an adult ESL class, in which the students are at drastically different levels. This app makes it so easy for me to arrange them in either homogenous or heterogeneous groups, depending on the activity. I can leave the iPad opened, so they can easily find their group or partner, allowing me to facilitate those who have already begun. Worth every penny!

The developer, Rhine-o Enterprises LLC, indicated that the app's privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

Information

Seller

Rhine-o Enterprises LLC

Compatibility

iPhone

Requires iOS 12.4 or later.

iPad

Requires iPadOS 12.4 or later.

iPod touch

Requires iOS 12.4 or later.

Mac

Requires macOS 10.15 or later.

Family Sharing

Up to six family members can use this app with Family Sharing enabled.

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Before you get the students to create artwork, you can teach:

How sound is produced

What a waveform is

How the waveform changes when sounds are loud or when they are soft

Going one step further, you can use audio recording software to show them the soundwave. Two great free options are (for Mac or PC) and Twisted Wave (online - good for Chromebooks).

How to create soundwave art - the basic steps

After learning about sound, students can create a visual "sound message" for someone they know. The basic steps involved are:

Open your audio recording software and record a short message

Take a screenshot of your recorded waveform

Import the screenshot into Google Docs

Optional: edit the image

Print and assemble artwork!

It's really simple to do, lots of fun and there are many applications. Students can stick their soundwave art on to a card, print it on colored paper and decorate it however they like.

Ideas for using soundwave art

Creating soundwave art is a perfect way to celebrate an event, holiday or other special occasion in your class. You can leave it up to the students to choose what they will say in their recording, but SHORT messages usually work best.

Here are a few suggestions:

Mother's Day or Father's Day - "You're the best!" or "I love you" or "My Dad rocks"

Valentine's Day - "I love you" or "be my Valentine"

Holidays - "Happy holidays!" or "Merry Christmas" or "Happy Thanksgiving Day"

Halloween - record a spooky laugh or imitate a ghost!

You can use any audio recording software that shows a waveform for this step. I've had success with both (download to your Mac or PC) and Twisted Wave (online) which are both free to use.

You do not need any special equipment for this - the built-in microphone on the laptop or Chromebook is more than adequate. This is possibly the only time that you don't really need to worry too much about the quality of the recording. You only need the sound wave to look good since it will be seen and not heard! Having said that, if students are too close to the mic or speak too loudly, the waveform won't have much variation in it (it will look like a "block" of sound). They might need to experiment with their speaking volume and/or distance from the microphone to get the best-looking result.

Here are the steps:

1. Record your message

Open or Twisted Wave (if you're using Twisted Wave online, you'll need to give it permission to use your microphone) or any other software/app that records audio and produces a visual waveform

Say your message

Take a look at the waveform you recorded. If you need to record it again, press the Undo button to remove the recording and go back to step 2 (or select your recording and delete it)

2. Take a screenshot (screen capture) of the waveform

Next, take a screenshot of the waveform and save the image. You can use screen capture software, or use the inbuilt screen capture option on your laptop:

On Mac: press Cmd+Shift+4 (or 5 if you're on Mojave)

On PC: press the Printscreen button

On Chromebooks: Ctrl+Shift and the Switch Window key

NB: Save the screen capture with a descriptive file name. Include the student's name, class, group etc. so that you can locate it easily next time.

3. Import the image into a Google Doc

Open a new Google Doc

Go to Import > Image > Upload From Computer or select Drive if your image is stored there

You can also simply drag the image into the document

4. Optional: edit the image

In Google Docs, you can change the appearance of the soundwave image before printing it.

To crop the image: click on the image first and then click on the Crop button. Crop to the desired shape:

To change the background of the waveform: click on the image to select it, click on Image Options and then adjust the Contrast (drag to the right to make the background lighter or white):

To change the color of the waveform: click on the image to select it, click on Image Options and then choose one of the options in the Recolor drop-down menu. Some of the options will affect only the waveform and some will affect the waveform and the background. Experiment until you find one you like!

Here are four examples using a waveform image from Twisted Wave:

5. Print your soundwave and create your artwork

The final step is to print the soundwave. You can then add it to a card or print it as is and then frame it.

Listen to a podcast episode about soundwave art!

In episode 98 of the Music Tech Teacher podcast, I described the process for making your own soundwave art and gave some examples.

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The Benefits of Using AI Art as an Arts and Crafts Activity with Children

AI Art has the potential to unlock new levels of creativity and innovation in children's' arts and crafts activities. Here are some of the benefits of using AI Art with your children:

Exploration of AI Art as a tool to enhance creativity in children - By introducing children to AI Art, they can explore new ways of creating art and developing their ideas. Children can experiment with various AI Art techniques, such as machine learning to produce unique and original art pieces.

Stimulate imagination and innovation - AI Art can inspire children to think outside the box and explore new ideas. Through AI Art, children can learn about the principles of design, colour, and composition, and apply these concepts to their own artworks. AI Art can also introduce children to new themes, art mediums and concepts that they may not have encountered before, for example they can become aware of and start applying cubism, pop art or cyber punk, to name a few.

Inspire Confidence - AI Art can inspire children. By using AI Art tools and resources, children can create digital artworks that can be shared easily and showcased with others, such as their friends, family and teachers. This can boost their self-confidence and sense of achievement, encouraging them to continue exploring their creativity.

How to Incorporate AI Art into your Arts and Crafts Activities with your Children

Incorporating AI Art into your arts and crafts activities with children can be a fun and rewarding experience, for example:

Create a collaborative AI Art project with your children - Collaborating on an AI Art project can be a fun and engaging way to bond with your children while encouraging their creativity. This is where you share and bounce of each others ideas. By working together on an AI Art project, you can develop your children's communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.

You can use online AI Art tools, such as Artbreeder, Dall E-2 or Dreamlike.art to create joint artworks with your children.

Use AI Art to transform a photo - If you child has taken a photo, you can use an AI art generator like Fotor or Nightcafe to transform the traditional photograph into digital artworks.

Encourage your children to create their own AI Art - You can encourage your children to create their own AI Art using the tools and resources mentioned above. By giving your children the freedom to explore and experiment with AI Art, you can foster their creativity and innovation in this digital age.

The Resources Required for Creating AI Art with Children

All you need to create AI art with your child is access to a computer or tablet. You will then need to visit an AI art generator website.

Many of the AI art generator websites are free, but they place limits on the number of images you can create over a given time period. I would suggest using several websites to make the most of the free allowances. You will also need to register and sign in with the majority of the sites.

The benefit to using several websites is that the same prompt will produce different images on each.

Here are my favourite AI art generator websites:

Dreamlike.art - This is my favourite site as it produces sharp images in quick time and is easy to use.

Dall-E 2 - Dall-E 2 comes from the same company that created ChaptGPT. This website produces great images, but the art generation process can be a little slow.

Stablediffusionweb - This site allows the user to create many free images, and the speed of generation is fairly quick.

Nightcafe - This is another great AI tool that produces art work in just a few moments.

Dream by Wombo - This website is easy to use and produces images fairly quickly.

Craiyon - The website is easy to use, but it takes a few minutes to generate an image. This website does have adverts.

Mid-Journey - Mid-journey produces great images, perhaps the best of all the AI art generators, but this site does require a sign-up via Discord. Whilst this AI art generator produces great results it is not the most accessible for beginners or when carrying out this childrens arts and craft activity.

Possible AI Art and Craft Ideas

What you and your child can produce is limitless, but just to get you started on your AI arts and craft project, here are a few ideas:

Create a dream world: Ask your children to describe their dream world, and then type this in the prompt of your chosen AI art generator. The AI art generator will then transform this description into a surreal and abstract digital image.

Breed a creature: Challenge your children to create a new creature. Discuss what it is going to look like, consider the parts of its body, and then use an AI Art platform to create the image. A website like Artbreeder will allow you and your child to adjust and evolve the picture of their creature into a unique and original digital image.

Transform a landscape: Ask your children to imagine a landscape or cityscape, and then use an AI art generator to create the image.

Bring a character to life: Ask your children to draw a character or superhero, and then use a tool to transform their drawing into a photo realistic digital image.

Create a digital collage: Once you created a series of digital images, get you child to snip the images into different shapes and patterns, and then arrange them as collage. This can be done using a variety of programmes such as Photoshop, Publisher or Procreate. Or print them out and create a collage on a piece of paper, mixing digital and traditional art methods.

These are just a few ideas, but if you give your children the freedom to explore and experiment with AI Art, you can unlock their imagination and creativity, and help them discover new ways to express themselves through art.

Suitable Prompts to Enter into an AI Art Generator

The AI art is reliant upon the written prompts that you or your child enter into it. The more descriptive the prompt the better the results.

To get you started, here are some prompts that you could experiment with. Please adapt these to suit you and your child's personal preferences.

"Birds sitting on a tropical beach playing cards, Include palm trees, bright blue sea, other beach animals, such as crabs. Manga style. Radiant light, Use soft textures. Flowerpunk."

"Futuristic cyberpunk cityscape, use cool colour palette with neon lighting. Include technology features like, wires, circuit boards, and metallic textures".

"Draw a creature with a mix of different animal features such as wings, tentacles, and horns. Desert background. Neon colours. Add shadows. intricately detailed. Style of Andy Warhol".

Once you get more confident and experimental, start adding more terms into your prompts, such as:

Possible Art Styles to Explore using AI Art

Using an AI Art generator will allow your child to learn and experiment with a variety of artist styles that they may not yet be aware of. When you are typing or writing prompts into the AI art generator, I suggest citing a specific art style.

I have listed some art styles below as a quick reference for you:

Pixel art: An art style that uses pixels to create images, similar to the graphics found in classic video games.

Anime/manga: A style of animation and comics originating from Japan, characterised by colourful and exaggerated features.

Realism: An art style that aims to represent the world as it appears in reality, often using techniques like shading, texture, and perspective.

Surrealism: An art style that explores the world of dreams and the subconscious, often featuring strange or bizarre imagery.

Abstract: An art style that uses colour, shape, and form to create images that do not depict recognisable objects or scenes.

Minimalism: An art style that emphasises simplicity and minimal elements, often featuring flat shapes and solid colors.

Impressionism: An art style that captures the fleeting effects of light and color, often featuring loose brushstrokes and blurred outlines.

Pop art: An art style that uses images from popular culture and mass media, often featuring bright colours and bold lines.

Graffiti: An art style that originated in street art and uses bold colours and lettering to create bold, expressive images.

Cyberpunk: An art style that explores a futuristic, dystopian world, often featuring neon colors, technological imagery, and a mix of organic and industrial elements.

The Challenges and Precautions of Using AI with Kids

While AI Art can be a great tool for children to find their creativity, there are also potential issues and risks associated with its use. It is important for parents and art teachers to be aware of these challenges and take precautions to ensure children's safety. Possible risks include:

Risk of exposure to inappropriate content. Parents should be vigilant in monitoring the images that children create and use age-appropriate AI Art generators that have strict content filters.

Over-reliance on technology. While AI Art can be a great tool to enhance creativity, it is important to ensure that children still have opportunities to explore traditional art forms, such as drawing and painting to prevent over-reliance on technology and foster well-rounded creativity.

Screen time. As all parents are aware, it is important to monitor your child's use of technology and ensure that they are taking breaks and engaging in other activities as well.

My Final Thoughts

AI Art is an exciting and innovative tool that can enhance children's creativity and innovation in arts and crafts activities. By introducing your children to AI Art, you can inspire them to explore new themes, ideas, and techniques in their artwork. You can also use AI Art to collaborate with your children, transform their traditional artwork into digital masterpieces, and encourage them to create their own AI Art.

I would not want AI Art to replace traditional techniques, but it can be a new tool to enhance creativity for adults and children alike.

I hope you have found this blog post useful. If you have any thoughts on AI generated art that you think I should include here, please email me at .

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The Benefits of Using AI Art as an Arts and Crafts Activity with Children

AI Art has the potential to unlock new levels of creativity and innovation in children's' arts and crafts activities. Here are some of the benefits of using AI Art with your children:

Exploration of AI Art as a tool to enhance creativity in children - By introducing children to AI Art, they can explore new ways of creating art and developing their ideas. Children can experiment with various AI Art techniques, such as machine learning to produce unique and original art pieces.

Stimulate imagination and innovation - AI Art can inspire children to think outside the box and explore new ideas. Through AI Art, children can learn about the principles of design, colour, and composition, and apply these concepts to their own artworks. AI Art can also introduce children to new themes, art mediums and concepts that they may not have encountered before, for example they can become aware of and start applying cubism, pop art or cyber punk, to name a few.

Inspire Confidence - AI Art can inspire children. By using AI Art tools and resources, children can create digital artworks that can be shared easily and showcased with others, such as their friends, family and teachers. This can boost their self-confidence and sense of achievement, encouraging them to continue exploring their creativity.

How to Incorporate AI Art into your Arts and Crafts Activities with your Children

Incorporating AI Art into your arts and crafts activities with children can be a fun and rewarding experience, for example:

Create a collaborative AI Art project with your children - Collaborating on an AI Art project can be a fun and engaging way to bond with your children while encouraging their creativity. This is where you share and bounce of each others ideas. By working together on an AI Art project, you can develop your children's communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.

You can use online AI Art tools, such as Artbreeder, Dall E-2 or Dreamlike.art to create joint artworks with your children.

Use AI Art to transform a photo - If you child has taken a photo, you can use an AI art generator like Fotor or Nightcafe to transform the traditional photograph into digital artworks.

Encourage your children to create their own AI Art - You can encourage your children to create their own AI Art using the tools and resources mentioned above. By giving your children the freedom to explore and experiment with AI Art, you can foster their creativity and innovation in this digital age.

The Resources Required for Creating AI Art with Children

All you need to create AI art with your child is access to a computer or tablet. You will then need to visit an AI art generator website.

Many of the AI art generator websites are free, but they place limits on the number of images you can create over a given time period. I would suggest using several websites to make the most of the free allowances. You will also need to register and sign in with the majority of the sites.

The benefit to using several websites is that the same prompt will produce different images on each.

Here are my favourite AI art generator websites:

Dreamlike.art - This is my favourite site as it produces sharp images in quick time and is easy to use.

Dall-E 2 - Dall-E 2 comes from the same company that created ChaptGPT. This website produces great images, but the art generation process can be a little slow.

Stablediffusionweb - This site allows the user to create many free images, and the speed of generation is fairly quick.

Nightcafe - This is another great AI tool that produces art work in just a few moments.

Dream by Wombo - This website is easy to use and produces images fairly quickly.

Craiyon - The website is easy to use, but it takes a few minutes to generate an image. This website does have adverts.

Mid-Journey - Mid-journey produces great images, perhaps the best of all the AI art generators, but this site does require a sign-up via Discord. Whilst this AI art generator produces great results it is not the most accessible for beginners or when carrying out this childrens arts and craft activity.

Possible AI Art and Craft Ideas

What you and your child can produce is limitless, but just to get you started on your AI arts and craft project, here are a few ideas:

Create a dream world: Ask your children to describe their dream world, and then type this in the prompt of your chosen AI art generator. The AI art generator will then transform this description into a surreal and abstract digital image.

Breed a creature: Challenge your children to create a new creature. Discuss what it is going to look like, consider the parts of its body, and then use an AI Art platform to create the image. A website like Artbreeder will allow you and your child to adjust and evolve the picture of their creature into a unique and original digital image.

Transform a landscape: Ask your children to imagine a landscape or cityscape, and then use an AI art generator to create the image.

Bring a character to life: Ask your children to draw a character or superhero, and then use a tool to transform their drawing into a photo realistic digital image.

Create a digital collage: Once you created a series of digital images, get you child to snip the images into different shapes and patterns, and then arrange them as collage. This can be done using a variety of programmes such as Photoshop, Publisher or Procreate. Or print them out and create a collage on a piece of paper, mixing digital and traditional art methods.

These are just a few ideas, but if you give your children the freedom to explore and experiment with AI Art, you can unlock their imagination and creativity, and help them discover new ways to express themselves through art.

Suitable Prompts to Enter into an AI Art Generator

The AI art is reliant upon the written prompts that you or your child enter into it. The more descriptive the prompt the better the results.

To get you started, here are some prompts that you could experiment with. Please adapt these to suit you and your child's personal preferences.

"Birds sitting on a tropical beach playing cards, Include palm trees, bright blue sea, other beach animals, such as crabs. Manga style. Radiant light, Use soft textures. Flowerpunk."

"Futuristic cyberpunk cityscape, use cool colour palette with neon lighting. Include technology features like, wires, circuit boards, and metallic textures".

"Draw a creature with a mix of different animal features such as wings, tentacles, and horns. Desert background. Neon colours. Add shadows. intricately detailed. Style of Andy Warhol".

Once you get more confident and experimental, start adding more terms into your prompts, such as:

Possible Art Styles to Explore using AI Art

Using an AI Art generator will allow your child to learn and experiment with a variety of artist styles that they may not yet be aware of. When you are typing or writing prompts into the AI art generator, I suggest citing a specific art style.

I have listed some art styles below as a quick reference for you:

Pixel art: An art style that uses pixels to create images, similar to the graphics found in classic video games.

Anime/manga: A style of animation and comics originating from Japan, characterised by colourful and exaggerated features.

Realism: An art style that aims to represent the world as it appears in reality, often using techniques like shading, texture, and perspective.

Surrealism: An art style that explores the world of dreams and the subconscious, often featuring strange or bizarre imagery.

Abstract: An art style that uses colour, shape, and form to create images that do not depict recognisable objects or scenes.

Minimalism: An art style that emphasises simplicity and minimal elements, often featuring flat shapes and solid colors.

Impressionism: An art style that captures the fleeting effects of light and color, often featuring loose brushstrokes and blurred outlines.

Pop art: An art style that uses images from popular culture and mass media, often featuring bright colours and bold lines.

Graffiti: An art style that originated in street art and uses bold colours and lettering to create bold, expressive images.

Cyberpunk: An art style that explores a futuristic, dystopian world, often featuring neon colors, technological imagery, and a mix of organic and industrial elements.

The Challenges and Precautions of Using AI with Kids

While AI Art can be a great tool for children to find their creativity, there are also potential issues and risks associated with its use. It is important for parents and art teachers to be aware of these challenges and take precautions to ensure children's safety. Possible risks include:

Risk of exposure to inappropriate content. Parents should be vigilant in monitoring the images that children create and use age-appropriate AI Art generators that have strict content filters.

Over-reliance on technology. While AI Art can be a great tool to enhance creativity, it is important to ensure that children still have opportunities to explore traditional art forms, such as drawing and painting to prevent over-reliance on technology and foster well-rounded creativity.

Screen time. As all parents are aware, it is important to monitor your child's use of technology and ensure that they are taking breaks and engaging in other activities as well.

My Final Thoughts

AI Art is an exciting and innovative tool that can enhance children's creativity and innovation in arts and crafts activities. By introducing your children to AI Art, you can inspire them to explore new themes, ideas, and techniques in their artwork. You can also use AI Art to collaborate with your children, transform their traditional artwork into digital masterpieces, and encourage them to create their own AI Art.

I would not want AI Art to replace traditional techniques, but it can be a new tool to enhance creativity for adults and children alike.

I hope you have found this blog post useful. If you have any thoughts on AI generated art that you think I should include here, please email me at .

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Art and Craft Ideas for Kids - Creativity with Artificial Intelligence (AI) Art Generators - Art by Sarah Ransome

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AI Art is a type of art that is created using artificial intelligence to generate images and other creative works through written prompts. The use of AI can help encourage children to use their imagination, and explore their ideas and creativity.

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A Google AI experiment for drawing...
https://experiments.withgoogle.com/autodraw

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Fast drawing for everyone. AutoDraw pairs machine learning with drawings from talented artists to help you draw stuff fast.

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A text to image creator that has no login requirement and provides examples to choose of imagery produced.

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Create artwork with AI and prompts to get the results - free with limited settings

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Blazing Fast

Runs on server-grade A100 gpus,

delivering average gen speed of 4s!

Queue up to 30 images; generate up to 4 images in parallel (Faster than 8x RTX 3090!)

Hassle-Free & Easy to Use

Everything you need right in your browser, available from anywhere on any device.

Forget about using confusing colabs, slow local installs, or chaotic discord bots.

Powerful AI Tools

Create, upscale, edit with natural language, fix faces, copy pose/depth/sketch, make variations, and more.

Choose from 8 AI Models.

Customize your creations to your liking with advanced parameters.

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Free AI Art Generator, AI Art Maker | Stable Diffusion Online

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Create stunning AI Art in seconds with Stable Diffusion. Upscale your images, create variations, fix faces, share your art, and more.

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Book suggestions to interest young readers - Includes Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligences, Coding, Engineering with projects and activities

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Simple concepts about up-and-coming STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) to kick-start your future genius! AI is a HOT field with the promise to change our world! Artificial Intelligence for Babies & Toddlers is a great way to introduce basic concepts about the meaning of intelligence and also the different types of artificial intelligence that are emerging.

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From Epic: Artificial Intelligence, Thinking Machines and Smart Robots

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From Epic: Artificial Intelligence, Thinking Machines and Smart Robots

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Create an Epic account to begin reading about AI and other future evolutions.

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Instantly access Artificial Intelligence plus over 40,000 of the best books & videos for kids.

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The first in a Trilogy and soon to be movie... for young adults

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Illuminae

Illuminae is the NYT and internationally bestselling first book in a new trilogy co-authored with Jay Kristoff, and in development for film with Brad Pitt's Plan B Entertainment.

This morning, Kady thought breaking up with Ezra was the hardest thing she'd have to do.

This afternoon, her planet was invaded.

The year is 2575, and two rival megacorporations are at war over a planet that's little more than an ice-covered speck at the edge of the universe. Too bad nobody thought to warn the people living on it. With enemy fire raining down on them, Kady and Ezra-who are barely even talking to each other-are forced to fight their way onto one of the evacuating fleet, with an enemy warship in hot pursuit.

But their problems are just getting started. A deadly plague has broken out and is mutating, with terrifying results; the fleet's AI, which should be protecting them, may actually be their enemy; and nobody in charge will say what's really going on. As Kady hacks into a tangled web of data to find the truth, it's clear only one person can help her bring it all to light: the ex-boyfriend she swore she'd never speak to again!

Told through a fascinating dossier of hacked documents-including emails, schematics, military files, IMs, medical reports, interviews, and more-Illuminae is the first book in a heart-stopping, high-octane trilogy about lives interrupted, the price of truth, and the courage of everyday heroes.
Visit the Illuminae Files website for exclusive content and extras!
Reviews

"Never have I read a book so wholly unique and utterly captivating. Brace yourself. You're about to be immersed in a mindscape that you'll never want to leave." -Marie Lu, New York Times bestselling author of the Legend trilogy

"This is one of those rare books that will truly keep your heart pounding and the pages turning as you peel back the layers -and you hope that the characters you love survive." - Beth Revis, New York Times bestselling author of Across The Universe

"Nervy chicks, cute fighter pilots, lots of heart, lots of heartbreak, a mentally unstable battleship, and even pink hair! This book is XXXXing awesome!" - Laini Taylor, New York Times bestselling author of Daughter of Smoke and Bone

"An exuberant mix of space opera, romance, zombies, hackers, and political thrills, told with eccentric aplomb. Illuminae is both the weirdest and most heartfelt thing you'll read this year." - Scott Westerfeld, New York Times bestselling author of Uglies and Zeroes

"An edge of your seat thrill ride that left me breathless. Genre: Undefinable. Novel: Unforgettable." - Kami Garcia, #1 New York Times bestselling coauthor of Beautiful Creatures and author of Unbreakable

"Not only is ILLUMINAE a twisting, heart-pounding story moving at the speed of light, but it is a truly beautiful novel that redefines the form. I have never read anything like it. And it certainly filled the BATTLESTAR GALACTICA shaped hole in my heart." - Victoria Aveyard, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Red Queen

"Stunningly creative. Smart, funny, and romantic. This is the book I've been waiting for." - Veronica Rossi, New York Times bestselling author of Under The Never Sky

"Ambitious, heartbreaking, and out-of-this-world awesome." - Kirkus Reviews starred review

"...a stylistically mesmerizing tale, where story and art are interchangeable, and words act as pictures." - Publishers Weekly starred review

"A fast-paced, quasi-political sci-fi thriller that is completely unique." - Booklist starred review

"Unforgettable. A game-changer for its genre." - Shelf Awareness starred review

"You'll cheer, you'll gasp, you'll hang on for all 600 pages. Illuminae is a real feat of fiction." - Romantic Times gold pick

"This Sci-Fi space adventure will be your new YA obsession." - MTV

Awards

Grand Canyon Reader Award Finalist 2018

Finalist: Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis / German Children's Literature Award 2018

2017 Tayshas Reading List selection

Audie Award for Best Multi-Voiced Performance

Winner 2016 ABIA Award

Book of the Year for Older Children - Judges

Winner 2016 ABIA Award

Book of the Year for Older Children - People's Choice

Shortlisted for Australian Prime Minister's Literary Awards

Winner Gold Inky Award

Honour Book - Victorian Premier's Literary Awards

A Kirkus Best Books of 2015 pick

A Booklist Best YA Books of 2015 pick

A YALSA Best Fiction of 2016 pick

A VOYA's Perfect Tens of 2015 pick

Four starred reviews

A Romantic Times Gold Pick

An Amazon Best YA Books of 2015 pick

A Junior Library Guild selection

A Goodreads Choice Awards semi-finalist

An io9 Best Books of the Fall pick

A Bustle.com Best Books of the Fall and of 2015 pick

A Mighty Girl top books of 2015 book

A YALSA Top Ten Audiobook pick

A Huffington Post Top Ten YA Books of 2015 pick

A Sydney Morning Herald best books of the year pick

An Apple Books best YA books of the month pick

Publishers

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This morning, Kady thought breaking up with Ezra was the hardest thing she'd have to do. This afternoon, her planet was invaded. The year is 2575, and two rival megacorporations are at war over a planet that's little more than an ice-covered speck at the edge of the universe.

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Author, William Hertling writes science-fiction novels that explore the emergence of artificial intelligence, coexistence of humans and smart machines, and the impact of social reputation, technological unemployment, and other near-future issues.
The Singularity Series is written for young adults.

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"Wonderfully intelligent characters who are clever, inquisitive, and fun." -Jason Gurley

The Case of the Wilted Broccoli
by Will Hertling

Willow and her brothers, Elon and Linden, want to build the best science fair project ever, and their plan to build a quadcopter that can fly itself is sure to win. But they're up against stiff competition, including Willow's best friends.

The science fair takes an unexpected backseat when students at Mt. Hood Elementary start getting sick, including Willow. Everyone thinks it's just a stomach flu, but Willow suspects there's something wrong with the school lunches.

Willow, Elon, and Linden will have to work together, using their autonomous quadcopter and all their detective skills to trace their food back to its source to solve The Case of the Wilted Broccoli.

Written by award-winning science fiction author William Hertling as his first book for children ages 7 to 11.
Praise for The Case of the Wilted Broccoli:
"Anyone who grew up with Encyclopedia Brown, Tom Swift or Hardy Boys and now want to read similar books to their kids, this is a great book for you." -Gene K

"Our 11 year old son and nephew both loved this book and could not put it down." - Chris Hansen

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Kids Books - William Hertling's Thoughtstream

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"Wonderfully intelligent characters who are clever, inquisitive, and fun." -Jason Gurley Buy today at Amazon The Case of the Wilted Broccoli by Will Hertling Willow and her brothers, Elon and Linden, want to build the best science fair project ever, and their plan to build a quadcopter that can fly itself is sure to win.

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A list of Top 10 best Selected AI Kids books that incorporate fun reading, fiction, activity books and helpful tutorials, guides and handbooks, all to help engage kids throughout their lives.
Top 5 criteria used by Ashwini Manjunath to select these books:

Energizes and develops qualities and ethics

Stimulates the mind and creative ability

Proper to the kid’s age, development and scholarly levels

Gives helpful information in the present trends

Can be read again and again

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Kids adore robots and love to play with them. Also, they cherish reading Books as well. Below is the list of Top 10 best Selected AI Kids books incorporates fun reading, fiction, activity books and helpful tutorials, guides and handbooks, all to help rouse the kids throughout their lives to get ready and hope for the future AI technology.
Top 5 criteria I used to select these Books:

Energizes and develops Kids Qualities and ethics

Stimulates the mind and creative ability

Proper to the kid's age, development and scholarly levels

Gives helpful information in the present Trends

Can be Read and over once more

Let's Get Started without due.

Top 10 Best AI Books for Kids Suggestions

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The vision of artificial intelligence replacing human professional judgment has arisen many times in the history of the field, and today in some specialized areas where "expert systems" are used to augment or to replace professional judgment in some areas of engineering and of medicine.

"The rise of powerful AI will be either the best or the worst thing, ever to happen to humanity. We do not yet know which." - Stephen Hawking

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Kelly - is 11 years old and she had always been fascinated by technology.

She had written this little book with her father because she wanted to understand the history of computers and the future of artificial intelligence. Her hunch is that in a few decades human beings will become cyborgs.

In the world of tomorrow, we may spend most of our time in virtual reality.

In the following pages, you will find out why this will most likely happen. Full color. Vividly illustrated.

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Artificial intelligence is spreading all over the world. It's changing societies and influencing technologies, too. But did you know that there are different types of AI robots used in numerous industries?

You will meet them in this book for fifth graders. There is a lot of interesting information that can be learned by reading. Pick up the habit today!

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William goes through several events so random, they're impossible to explain!

However, excitement is perked for William and his pals. Several mysterious experiences bring the series to its end!

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Lily scuttled home from school, which means she ran quickly to avoid the teasers and bullies. They called her Silly Lily. She was ten and loved to play video games, build things, and figure out how things worked.

Using the computer she could learn from the many excellent online educational videos. She noticed that the best training videos online were actually more current than her schoolhouse computer classes.

Lily was on an airplane, flying to Silicon Valley, where she met with Mrs. Swanson and her venture capitalist brother. Both gushed over Lily's AI-powered firewall program.

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One would be making a mistake to let Mind Children recede unopened into guiltless oblivion. It's a tonic book, thought-provoking on every page.

And it reminds us that, in our accelerating, headlong era, the future presses so close upon us that those who ignore it inhabit not the present but the past.

Arguing that within the next fifty years machines will equal humans not only in reasoning power but also in their ability to perceive, interact with, and change their environment, the author describes the tremendous technological advances possible in the field of robotics.

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Did you know that artificial intelligence is changing our world faster than we can imagine?

It will impact every area of our lives. And this is happening whether we like it or not.

You might have heard that many jobs will be replaced by automation and robots, but did you also know that at the same time a huge number of new jobs will be created by AI?

This book covers many fascinating and timely topics related to artificial intelligence, including self-driving cars, robots, chatbots, and how AI will impact the job market, business processes, and entire industries, just to name a few.

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Schank takes a look at the human side of intelligence: thinking, memory, imagination, imagery, and mythology.

A bold attempt at showing how the mind assimilates knowledge and how that knowledge is retrieved-a process similar in both humans and machines.

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Eric lives a normal life. He has a job. A girlfriend. He owns an apartment. He matters. And then he dies.

He wakes up a couple of centuries later inside an advanced infantry robot whose AI core harbors his consciousness. In industry parlance, he is what's known as a Mind Refurb.

Eric is soon thrust into an experimental army unit known as the Bolt Eaters, composed of fellow Mind Refurbs.

Thrown into the latest cesspools of war and conflict across the world, the Bolt Eaters make short work of any opponents. It's almost a cakewalk for the high-tech robots.

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How can engineers teach a robot to think? Will machines ever be smarter than humans?

With simple text, diagrams, comic strip stories and stunning photographs, this introduction to AI uncovers how intelligent machines can explore space, play games, create works of art, help surgeons and the armed forces, and lots more. Perfect for reluctant readers.

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The Complete Guide to Artificial Intelligence for Kids is a 50 page fully illustrated guide that introduces children to today's most trans-formative technology and all the key concepts underlying it.
"...a good balance of simplicity and accuracy and a good explanation for kids with a balanced view that includes some of the pitfalls of AI. It covers rule-based, reinforcement learning and supervised learning. It allows children to think about the hard problems such as military robots and jobs lost to automation. It delivers a powerful message that anyone can learn coding and robotics."
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This beautifully illustrated, hilariously written, and delightfully engaging step-by-step guide is designed for kids (ages 8+) to learn the fundamentals of coding and apply them to amazingly innovative projects.

Readers will learn to use the incredible new features of Scratch 3 to build projects that not only teach them to code, but also inspire them to pursue today's most exciting frontiers of technology:

Artificial Intelligence

Video Game Bots

Machine Learning

Augmented Reality

Multiplayer Computer Games

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AI For Kids : Books Suggestions To Get Young Readers Interested in Future Tech (2020 Updated)

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Kids adore robots and love to play with them. Also, they cherish reading Books as well.

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Artificial Intelligence from Peekaboo Kidz

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Artificial Intelligence from Peekaboo Kidz

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Try other Science videos from Peekaboo Kidz:
https://www.youtube.com/@Peekaboo_Kidz

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What is Artificial Intelligence? | ChatGPT | The Dr Binocs Show | Peekaboo Kidz

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Try other videos from Argo's World for Kids:
https://www.youtube.com/@argosworld-officialchannel2476

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PREDICTS WEATHER! | Argo's World | STEM for Kids

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A video to explain AI from graduate students at Stanford and MIT.

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What is AI for Kids? An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence for Kids

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A comprehensive overview of AI in Education with Resources from ISTE presenters

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January 2023 LunchNLearn: Artificial Intelligence in Education

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Unleashing AI’s Educational Potential Harnessing the power of artificial intelligence in our classrooms It's going to change the landscape, for sure. educators need to get out ahead of it. Lauren Richardson @richardson_edu Ashley Morrison @IHMSMorrison