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I like to use ChatGPT for my IEP goals, accommodations and modifications for my students!

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AI I like is Distance Learning with Common Core worksheets for math tests. It creates the test with what standards you enter and grades it for you.

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This app allows the creation of quick exit tickets or lesson practice. I can create different questions for each students, this helps curb students from cheating. It provides a grade quickly. I am then able to immediately know whether the students are understanding the content and maybe I need to reteach or which students need extra support.

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I used chatgpt to research 20 topics and I curate it for my sped students to read through the summary for their research paper and review the sources of its credible or not.

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I like to use diffit to create vocabulary review sheets and to translate vocabulary for students who need access to vocabulary in their primary language. I am slowly getting more comfortable with using AI tools to assist me with planning but haven't used them a lot yet.

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I really enjoy using quizziz. I use it when it comes to assessing my students & also to sort of reteach/practice the content we have covered in class. I like how it has assessments that you can also print out for those who like paper & pencil. It also has lessons and slideshows

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I use ChatGPT to help me write IEP Goals as a case manager. 

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I use ChatGPT to help me write IEP Goals as a case manager. 

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I use Grammarly to check for spelling, grammar, syntax.

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I use magic school to create a lot of my assessments. I also use it to help form IEPs

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Today I learned how useful chatGPT can be. It is easily accessible, and easy to navigate. I look forward to using this in the future.

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Magic school has a variety of resources for generating lesson plans and content that align with grade level standards

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I use magic school.ai to create lesson plans, PowerPoints, and academic language for IEP input.

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Use for DOK level questions

And choice board ideas for PBL

Magicschool.ai.com

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I like to use Magic School for lesson plans and ideas, text leveler to differentiate for lower students, jeopardy games and common misconceptions.

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I use Deep AI a lot to make bell work and sometimes test! But after today I really want to use Diffit for next year for my all my ELLs that I’ll have!

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I make jeopardy games with different topics.

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I love Gemini (Google AI), to access information that is back up by sources I can access. I then like to use ChatGPT to paraphrase, simplify or even dig deeper into some of the content I might be looking into using. MagicSchool AI has also been a great help in brainstorming ideas for Lessons.

These are the 3 I have been using, Diffit from the PD today is one that caught my eye and am looking forward to learning more about.

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Increase student engagement. It can be used for live classroom quizzes, asynchronous homework assignments, and even integrated with presentations.

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Magic school AI is a good one stop shop. Especially for generating rubrics. Allows you to customize as an educator to give you recommended needs and resources 

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Magic school AI is a good one stop shop. Especially for generating rubrics. Allows you to customize as an educator to give you recommended needs and resources 

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Prezi allows you to create very useful PowerPoints. These can cover anything you may need in the classroom.

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I currently only use chatgtp. I would love to use magic school and diffit moving forward!

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Flexi is an AI geared toward children/students. They can ask it questions about vocabulary words, things they are confused about, etc. It will give an explanation but not give them the answer

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I have used magic school for my classroom. It has a variety of selections for classroom use and makes life easier!! My favorite is the IEP generator!

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I absolutely love ChatGPT. I was playing around with it and uploaded the NM Scope and Sequence for high school Government. I told it to create a pacing guide, unit plans, and individual lesson plans based on the SAS. It basically generated a great starting point for planning a course.

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I use ChatGBT for lesson planning, letters to parents for professionalism, content creating, assessment creation and lesson plans on effective rehearsal strategies for my music classes!

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Canva Magic Write!!

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I use ai to help me set goals and tie them into the right leveled standards for my students.

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I asked ChadPGT to create an essay assignment for 9th grade health class while students had a remote day. Was neat and easy.

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Diffit: using this assignment as additional support while a sub is in my classroom.

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I am excited to utilize more AI sites to enhance my teaching.

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I currently do not use AI, however, I’m excited to start.

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This tool is great for creating presentations.

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I use MagicSchool AI for lesson planning. I generate DOK questions using the standard.

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Wooooooooow! I think I got stuck in the 80’s and I am back to the future! I learned about MagicSchools AI. I loved it! Thanks to my leapster colleague.

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I use AI for making assignments, quizzes, and test.

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I use chatGBT.

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I used vondy to create images and news paper articles to enhance my murder mystery review activity. The image above is me in the Victorian Era

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Alter uploaded photos to animify or cartoonify

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Magic school has a IEP goal observation tracker, where you can type in goals/accommodations/behaviors to track, and it'll make a SMART goals tracker (which is also cool if you need to brainstorm goals!)

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Can be created to

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I have used chatgpt to help me write goals...or give me a starting point to come up with IEP goals.

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The audiopen AI tool is one that I would like to use because it seems like something that could help my students to write essays

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Grok to create an image of a mountaineer that is realistic

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I already use ChatGPT mainly to assist with lesson planning, but I will try Slidesgo and Quizizz. These seem like interesting AI tools to master.

Having AI help create PowerPoints will save a lot of time!

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I use ChatGPT to come up with lessons and projects to help connect Economics to my students’ lives and to news topics.

I take those ideas and use Magic School for lessons, assignments, and rubrics.

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This AI tool is available if your LMS is MS Team. Click Assignment then click learning accelerator and select reading progress you can create an AI generated passage and all other tools that is fun and engaging for your students. 

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I have used Remind to keep in contact with parents. It's quick and easy and most parents really appreciate it.

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Ai generated math word problems with emphasis of the integration of media and film production 

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Ai generated math word problems with emphasis of the integration of media and film production 

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My goal is to get acquainted with Slidesgo.

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Currently my AI usage is minimal. I have only used ChatGPT but I would like to use Diffit.

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Curipod helps you generate lesson plans for the topic and grade level of your choice using various pathways such as interactive slideshows.

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Canva Magic can be used to create presentations, for both students and teachers.

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Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, logos and more.

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I’ve never used it but it looks really interactive

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I use quizzizz, quillbot and magic school.

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I am using Magic School Enterprise in our single-subject integration ("School of Media"). I use this AI to integrate media to our Math lessons.

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Creating Interactive powerpoints!

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Pencil Expectation Song was created on Magic School. Its cute and maybe a good idea to share with student to get them to be responsible with materials.

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My district provides IXL for our students. I recently learned about its new AI, Spark Studio, and I have used it to create Jeopardy review games for my class.

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I have not used any AI related tools. I’m more of hands-on, creating my own material but realized I was slowly burning myself out. Therefore, if I could use a tool, it’d be Slidesgo. Daily, I display my own designed slides, which would take me hours to do but now, from the persuasiveness of others who use AI, I will gradually incorporate AI tools for my lessons and resources. This would be a game changer🙌🏽 (I hope).

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I have not used any AI related tools. I’m more of hands-on, creating my own material but realized I was slowly burning myself out. Therefore, if I could use a tool, it’d be Slidesgo. Daily, I display my own designed slides, which would take me hours to do but now, from the persuasiveness of others who use AI, I will gradually incorporate AI tools for my lessons and resources. This would be a game changer🙌🏽 (I hope).

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Discover the best Google Slides themes and PowerPoint templates you can use in your presentations - 100% Free for any use.

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Adaptive Cooking for Life Skills Classroom

Driving Question or Challenge:

How can we adapt cooking techniques and recipes to meet the diverse needs of individuals with different abilities?

Real-world Context:

This project connects to real-world issues by addressing the importance of inclusivity in cooking and food preparation. Students will explore how adaptive cooking skills can empower individuals with disabilities, enhancing their independence and quality of life. They will learn about dietary restrictions, adaptive tools, and techniques, making the project relevant to their future interactions in communal and family settings.

In-depth Inquiry:

Students will engage in research about various adaptive cooking methods, tools, and recipes. They will investigate how specific adaptations can help individuals with different needs, such as visual impairments or non-verbal communication. Students will ask questions about the importance of accessible cooking and explore multiple perspectives through interviews with chefs, nutritionists, and individuals who use adaptive cooking techniques.

Student Voice and Choice:

Students will have the freedom to choose which adaptive cooking techniques they want to explore. They can select recipes that cater to specific dietary needs or preferences. Additionally, they will decide on the format of their final presentation, which could include a cooking demonstration, a video tutorial, or a recipe book, allowing them to express their creativity.

Reflection:

Throughout the project, students will maintain a reflection journal where they will document their learning process, challenges faced, and discoveries made. Regular check-ins will encourage them to consider how their understanding has evolved and how they can apply their knowledge in real-life situations.

Critique and Revision:

Students will participate in peer review sessions where they will give and receive constructive feedback on their project ideas and presentations. This process will help them refine their work and learn to value diverse perspectives, fostering a culture of collaboration and improvement.

Public Product:

The final product will be a cooking demonstration event where students showcase their adaptive recipes and techniques. This event can be open to parents, peers, and community members, providing students with an audience to share their learning and creativity.

Collaboration:

Students will work in groups, allowing them to collaborate on research, recipe selection, and presentation planning. Each group will combine their unique skills, whether it be in cooking, technology, or communication, to create a cohesive project.

Teacher Facilitation:

The teacher will act as a facilitator, guiding students through the project without being the primary source of information. They will provide resources, support group dynamics, and offer scaffolding for students who may need additional help, ensuring that all learners can succeed.

Interdisciplinary Connection:

This project will integrate multiple subject areas, including science (nutrition, chemical reactions in cooking), math (measuring ingredients, adjusting recipes), and language arts (writing recipes, documenting the cooking process). This cross-curricular approach will reflect how skills in different subjects are interconnected in real-world applications.

Assessment:

Assessment will include both formative and summative methods. Students will be evaluated through observation during group work, their reflection journals, and the quality of their final presentations. Rubrics will be used to assess the clarity of their recipes, the effectiveness of their presentations, and their ability to demonstrate adaptive techniques. Peer reviews will also contribute to assessment, encouraging self-assessment and collaborative learning.

Aligned Standards:

1. Dynamic Learning Maps Standard 6.LS.2: Students will demonstrate knowledge of the nutritional value of food and the importance of healthy eating habits.

2. Dynamic Learning Maps Standard 6.W.4: Students will write informative texts to examine a topic and convey ideas clearly.

Activities for Students who are Visually Impaired and Non-Verbal:

Tactile Cooking Tools: Provide adaptive tools with tactile features, such as textured measuring cups or utensils with distinct shapes, to assist visually impaired students in cooking.

Audio Instructions: Use audio guides for recipe steps that can be accessed through smartphones or tablets, ensuring students can follow along without needing visual cues.

Sign Language or Communication Boards: For non-verbal students, create communication boards or use sign language to facilitate participation during group discussions and cooking activities.

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I attended an APS training on Brisk. It’s very accessible as an AI rookie. I like how I can customize by grade level from PK through university levels. I have made a simple and effective science lab from a fun and educational YouTube video that my students and I enjoyed. It helped created data collection sheets for my students to record their observations, too.

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I ask it how to restate my sentence

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I've enjoyed the texts, vocab, and video questions Diffit gives for virtually any YouTube video. For Advisory I have asked students to share what they would like to learn about and we've watched YouTube videos then Diffit-generated sheets on Jim Thorpe, Muay Thai, Mark Rober's octopus video. I love most that the written response questions are SEL-related, with themes like perseverance, hard work, being mistreated...

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Write Something controversial

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I asked Canva Magic Write to write a decodable reader focusing on “er” and “ly” suffixes from a worksheet that I created on suffixes

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I’ve used ChatGPT to help me create some back pocket questions that I can use during instruction. This has been helpful when I want to simplify the questions I already want to ask, but I want to make it more digestible for the students in my class.

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Magic school has help with generating content relevant material for my students.

I also use Quizizz as a game changer for my students to be more engaged preparing to weekly formatives.

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My school district is really pushing MagicSchool. We've found it really helpful at my site. We're also a pathway school so it has really helped us come up with ideas and generate content. Most of us use Magic School daily, from making warmups, creating quick quizzes, etc. It's been really easy to not have to come up with exemplars and find the perfect set of questions, notes, etc., for today's assignment.

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To create plans to help kids who may be struggling in a specific content area.

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I recently used Canva and it didn’t register with me that magic write was an AI tool. This made me think of the many tools I use daily that are AI. 🤯

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Content creation

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This app has also been helpful in creating slideshows and content

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This app has also been helpful in creating slideshows and content

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Brisk is a free AI-powered Chrome extension that helps busy teachers save time directly within the tools they already use, like Google Docs, Slides, YouTube, and web articles. Teachers use Brisk as a Targeted Feedback Generator, AI Presentation Maker, AI Quiz Maker, AI Lesson Plan Generator, AI Rubric Generator, Letter of Recommendation Generator, IEP 504 Template Maker, and so much more.

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I currently only use Magicschool ai for creating slides and lessons. I am going to try some new ones I learned about today.

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Great for visual learners. Moose or mousse?

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This resource is great for generating a slideshow presentation in a pinch. Put in your topic, what you want to cover, select tone and it will generate content for each slide, review the content then select your presentation template and it will create it for you. You will need to go in a edit it to make it perfect, especially AI generated images used in the presentation.

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I use Diffit for my students and we like it especially for graphic organizers. It has a variety of ways to work in groups or pairs.

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I use magic school ai and I really enjoy all the tools they have. The ai assistant is also very helpful.

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ChatGPT can be great to generate unique ideas for science labs that can later be expanded on

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I asl Gemini AI to navigate the team polticis and complex social situations I am in to ensure I am able to navigate it professionally amd with the best outcome

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AI helps me to develop discussion questions based on the DOK levels.

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I currently don't use any AI to help.

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This powerful ai tool helps with building PowerPoints

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In my class I have had students use AI to generate images to use as references in their art. Gemini is a free tool for AI art generation. In my example I typed a description of Las Cruces and it generated this image. AI generated art images can be a very fun tool to try and use with students. I would recommend!

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this is from khan academy, which social studies teachers are probably already using

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Amazing tool! Scaffolding, differentiation, content generation.

App.diffit.me

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I like to use Magic School AI to create assessments for my students on the topic we are covering. It is quick and easy and I am able to tie it to the standard we are learning. I just have to put in a description of the type of assessment I want it to generate. 

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I like to use Magic School AI to create assessments for my students on the topic we are covering. It is quick and easy and I am able to tie it to the standard we are learning. I just have to put in a description of the type of assessment I want it to generate. 

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Magic school is a helpful tool when it comes to coming up with a quick exit ticket after a lesson. Checking for understanding is vital to make sure all students are learning and understanding content.

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Gamma is a tool that lets you quickly create beautiful, interactive presentations, documents, and webpages using AI. Think of it like a smarter, faster alternative to PowerPoint or Google Slides,  but with way less formatting hassle. You give it a prompt or paste in content, and it designs the layout, structure, and visuals for you automatically. This is where Gamma shines. It’s a powerful tool for generating presentations, documents, and lesson content from simple prompts or pasted text.

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Design stunning presentations, websites, and more with Gamma—your all-in-one AI-powered design partner. No code or design experience needed.

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I’ve recently used ChatGPT to create an email for parents to notify them of write up their child got. I used to create a professional email.

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What caught my attention was that you could upload your google slides, which I use every week in my classroom and general assessments, exit tickets, warm ups and questions over your information in the slides.

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Very similar to MagicSchoolPlus.

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No, you will not be able to grant students access to Khanmigo. At this time, classroom access for Khanmigo is only available through school or district implementations. We invite district and school administrators to contact our Districts Partnership team to learn about Khanmigo for Districts.

Khanmigo for teachers offers a lot of exciting features, such as standards-aligned lesson planning tied to Khan Academy's world-class content library; an on-demand summary of recent student work so you can quickly assess progress and identify areas where additional support is needed; and Khanmigo-crafted learning objectives, rubrics, and even exit tickets.

As a nonprofit educational organization, we see it as our responsibility to explore what AI could mean for the future of education. We believe that AI has the potential to transform learning in a positive way, but we are also keenly aware of the risks. Therefore, we are only offering access to learners who are under 18 years old when their parents give them access or when their school district is partnered with Khan Academy. This collaboration across school leaders, teachers, families, and Khan Academy staff makes it possible to provide the level of supervision and support children deserve. We believe these guidelines will help us responsibly adapt AI for an educational setting.

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Khanmigo: Free, AI-powered teacher assistant by Khan Academy

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Khan Academy's AI-powered teacher tool streamlines your prep giving you more energy for teaching and students. Khanmigo is free for educators.

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I use ChatGPT to assist with both lesson planning and grading papers. It helps me generate creative lesson ideas, organize my plans efficiently, and make my workflow much more manageable and effective.

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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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For my AI tool Share, I utilized the Diffit application to produce content and a related assignment for a new unit I start on Monday.

I had it create a small reading assignment with applicable questions to introduce the new unit topic of Ancient Greece.