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Great Work Everyone :)

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Great resource for prompt engineering

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I really like NotebookLM. So much potential. I first heard about it on this podcast. It's a rundown of some of the best tech tools for the year. https://www.cultofpedagogy.com/6-ed-tech-tools-2025/

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6 Ed Tech Tools to Try in 2025 | Cult of Pedagogy

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Three AI teacher assistants, a curated collection of math activities, a website-building curriculum, a site for helping students change the world, and more.

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Even though I think Chatgpt is a lot more powerful than Gemeni for teachers, I think the Notebook LM took is really useful for students when studying for any regents exam because they can upload powerpoints, worksheets, and videos and have it essentially tutor them since students can ask questions back and forth. It can simplify the study material, create study practice questions, and help students figure out what to focus on for the test.

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Bringing tools like google AI allow educators to release control of being "gatekeepers" of learning since there is something else that can provide feedback. We currently suggest students to communicate with their peers for clarification. A tool like AI helps to allow students to metter express themselves.

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It has the potential to offer students academic assistance in a much more timely manner, helping them grasp challenging concepts and stay on track with their studies.

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Here's a question: What ideas do teachers have for schoolwide policies, implementation, or competencies for A.I. at Manhattan Center?

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By allowing students to present their understanding in diverse and individualized ways. this kind of update/shift to digital platforms for learning makes the process of learning more engaging and relevant for each student in general. (YP)

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Learning Mindset looks like an innovative idea linking the prompt to the learning opportunity, where students can engage with the answer.