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At this station, you will create a comic about DNA replication. You must show the 4 main players in DNA replication and explain their roles. Analyze the attached examples of comics created by microsoft copilot

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When creating this, my first prompt to copilot was to make a comic about DNA replication including the 4 key players. It did this, but it had no speech bubbles. (Original Comic)

Next, I asked AI to include speech bubbles (Comic 2). It did this, but it didn't explain the steps of DNA replication.

Next, I attached a google image that has the steps of DNA replication and had it use this to create the next comic. (Comic 3). This was good, but it was very high level words.

Next, I asked it to lower the reading level of the comic (Comic 4). This was good but some things were mispelled and it got cut off at the bottom.

Next, I asked it to make a better fitting comic, and remove the 9th grade. HOWEVER, copilot said I was out of images, so I took the request and the image of the comic to chat gpt. I uploaded the comic image and told it to make some similar but with my parameters. It did (comic 5)

I know that primase is mispelled as primass, but I find it really funny, so I want to keep it and see if any students notice, and it can lead to a conversation on AI mistakes

(PS: the image is an AI image of 'copilot AI as human')

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At this station, you will play the interactive game below (GAME 5 IS THE BEST VERSION). You will play as one of the key four players involved in DNA replication. As you go, you should take notes on (1) the correct order of the enzymes, and (2) the answers to each challenge you encounter along the way.

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When creating this, my first prompt to Claude was to "make an interactive choose-your-own adventure videogame about DNA replication for my 11th grade biology class. Please make the 4 characters they can choose from be the 4 big enzymes in DNA replication"

I was anticipating issues, but surprisingly the first version of this game was very smooth (Original Game). The questions were challenging, the controls worked, and it was a good review. The only thing is it didn't require students to know the order of each step in DNA replication.

Next, I asked Claude to edit the game to include a feature where students provide the correct order of the enzymes. Claude created a nice minigame to play before the actual choose-your-own adventure. (Game 2). However, the drag and drop controls didn't work.

Next, I asked Claude to fix the drag and drop controls. It did, and the game functioned almost perfectly (Game 3). However, I noticed that all 4 enzymes were already in the correct order and just needed to be dragged straight across, so it wasn't really a challenge.

Lastly, I asked Claude to change the order of the four available enzymes. It did (Game 4), but it just put them backwards, which is not very challenging.

I got specific and told Claude, "scramble them so that primase is first, then ligase, then helicase, then polymerase". He did. (Game 5) is the best version.

(PS: the image in here is "Claude AI as human")

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All 5 versions of the game have been checked to make sure they work on guest browser:

Game 1: https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/23f4c73e-1668-4bff-9d2e-db60d846c055

Game 2: https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/405468a8-6288-425d-8190-69d99042a503

Game 3: https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/7a196be7-2a79-47a7-81fe-039855254226

Game 4: https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/12d3e07e-cbbe-47c5-85e4-30c4d81187b7

Game 5: https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/136cf06d-5115-4c60-a77e-50255e0f7426

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This powerpoint was first comissioned to copilot. The prompt I put in was "hello copilot, can you please create a ten-slide powerpoint about DNA replication. Include (1) why its important to know, (2) the key enzymes involved, (3) an overview of the steps. Make sure to include and define the semi-conservative nature of DNA replication and include an explanation of leading and lagging strands. Please make it fun and humorous and include images and gifs"

Copilot did make a downloadable powerpoint, which I was able to upload to nearpod, but it did not include images and gifs, so I had to do that manually. I appreciated being able to spend time on nearpod adding different elements to my powerpoint such as the 3D, the discussion board, the matching game, and the review game at the end.

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Here is the link to my nearpod:

https://np1.nearpod.com/sharePresentation.php?code=1ef828f1ad42bb8c946eab5801787dfc-1&oc=user-created&utm_source=link

(When I tried to open it up on a guest browser, it requires that I have a nearpod account, but you should be able to open it with any nearpod account, including yours. Please let me know if this doesn't work and don't take points off please, I tried to open it in a guest browser to test that the link works.)

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Here is the link to my animation explanation:

https://new.express.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:US:695a7472-a813-4d9d-8e3a-9f414674f3ab?invite=true&accept=true&promoid=Z2G1FQKR&mv=other

I checked and it does work on a guest browser. It gives you an option to sign in, but you can also click "continue as guest"