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1. Adobe Express lets students add voice over. I can use this after the kids write a story

2. SchoolAI has a chat room where kids can talk to characters from books or topics we’re learning about.

3. The AI picture generator can help students who have ideas but struggle with drawing. It could make their stories feel more real.

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How AI Supports Learning I learned that AI can personalize instruction by adapting to each student's needs, making lessons more engaging and effective.

Time-Saving Tools I discovered that AI can automate tasks like grading or creating lesson plans, saving valuable time for teachers to focus more on students.

Data-Driven Decisions I learned how AI can help analyze student data to identify learning gaps, track progress, and inform instructional strategies.

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1. Math Tutor on School AI

2. School AI can create me word problems and performance task

3. Adobe visual activities

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1. I learned how to make animated videos.

2. What AI is

3. how to incorporate this items to my classroom to make it more fun.

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What are the ethical considerations I need to keep in mind when using AI in the classroom?

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1. What’s the best way to make sure students stay focused when using the chat feature or image generation?

2. Are there privacy settings I need to adjust before letting kids use SchoolAI?

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You both are amazing! Cant wait for tomorrow!

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1. I learned about SchoolAI spaces and how to customize them for my students.

2. I learned about Adobe Express and how to animate for video creation.

3. I also learned became more familiar with Diffit.

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1. All the available AI resources available for free or already licensed by the district.

2. How I can save time creating lessons. It is great. It isn't perfect but it is great starting point.

3. How to use ADOBE express generate images.

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I loved the Adobe activity.

I made a cyber sandwich for 2 pro/con articles dealing with AI.

I organized an AI folder with ideas from today.

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1. I learned to work with Adobe Express a bit more. The animation stuff was fun.

2. School AI has the Chat with a Historic person. Will be fun to use in a classroom.

3. The AI picture generator has some really great images to be use for almost anything!!

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Shout out to the Georgia for showing me how I can use SchoolAI to work with younger kids.

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1. There is a lot to AI and there are many ways to utilize it.

2. Adobe Express for Education has many features that other AI generators do not have.

3. There are many fun ways to use AI as long as we know it is a tool not a main thing.

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1. How can I make lesson plans using AI?

2. What are some tools I can use to help my EL's?

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1. When do we take the time to introduce these AI sites and how to appropriately use them? The first days of school?

2. Is the district pushing for us to use 1 or 2 in particular or everything is fair game?

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1. New tools I didn't know existed (Diffit, Claude, School AI, Curipod.

2. How to utilize Adobe Express to suppord UDL.

3. School AI to help facilitate students abilities to have conversations and think in a different way.

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Shout out to Jessica and Georgia and the collaborative co-workers at my table, for making this an enjoyable experience.

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Thank you for a great day!

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It was such a great training and beneficial.

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1. Adobe Animate Your Voice: This was a lot of fun. I think it will be a great extension activity for students who finish early.

2. The slide, “AI can be the co-pilot, but humans must be in the driver’s seat” was super helpful in understanding the need to teach our students so they are prepared to use it in college.

3. School AI’s Chatbot was really fun. I think this will get a lot of buy in with the students!

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1. I can have students talk to an historical scientist to reinforce concepts

2. Diffit has a lot of templates that I can use for different lessons

3. Students have access to these tools (like Adobe) through Clever

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Are we covering the ethics of AI?

Are we covering ChatGPT-Zero?

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1. How can we know things are credible on AI again?

2. What is the most easy going site that students can use?

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1. Adobe Express is useful in generating AI art and also fun activities like animating your voice

2. I learned that SchoolAI can make spaces where AI chats with students to teach them using historical figures or just the chat box.

3. I learned that AI is more useful than I thought and can create lesson plans

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1. What would be a good starting assignment for Adobe Express?

2. I still need more practice with customizing the SchoolAI templates.

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Thank you for another informational PD! You both are very helpful!

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Seeing the last few days of training being incorporated in an actual lesson was great! It gave me a better understanding of how the flow works within the classroom.

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1. What is the level or effort needed to present these tools to students?

2. How much time does it take to present them to the students? How often would you need to refresh or reintroduce the concepts?

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THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!

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Is there any connectivity between Google Drive and the Applications we have been learning about.

Is there any connectivity between Google Classroom and the Applications we have been learning about?

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1. How to further use Adobe Express with my students (as I normally only have 1/2 hour with them)?

2. How to get buy in from others about using AI in the classroom?

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1. Adobe Express: Th AI picture generator can help my be more active and have fun while doing this as well.

2. Diffit: This resource can help my students organize their vocabulary words.

3. School AI: I really liked seeing different historical people who changed the world and how students can ask questions to know more information.

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1. How to start using AI and not feel overwhelmed

2. How to teach kids when and how to use AI.

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Thank you for an engaging training!

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Not really a question, more of a general concern about the consequences of having young students using AI and having the "AI generators" using their information to fine tune it. Will AI eventually start swaying kids own bias based off of farmed information?

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Shout out to my whole table for being amazing!!!

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Thanks for the opportunity! I am even more confortable using AI as a tool.

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This was a great training, I learned a lot. I'm excited to try to utilize some of what I've learned when we get back from break.

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1. Are there any AI tools the district prefers us to use?

2. Some tools are blocked to our students. Is there a list of the ones that aren't?

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1. What will the chat with the historical figure look like from the student side?

2. What is a good balance of work on the Chromebook vs. on paper etc.

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I learned about Adobe Express, Diffit, and School AI.

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1) I learned we can create animated videos while using our voices. With the help of AI we can choose many backgrounds to use or use a variety of characters .

2) I learned that we can use AI to make interactive/engaging lessons for our students

3) I also learned new eduprotocols

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Thank you so much. I was excited to see that it was you two presenting!

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Can young students use this technology and can we trust our students to use this technology responsibly.

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1. As a new first year teacher, teaching Living and Chemistry, in a special academic setting, what is the best AI resource that I can practice right now and be ready for fall 2025?

2. What is the good way to balance Chromebook and paperwork?

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THANK YOU AI GURUS!!!

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1. I learned about four different resources and how to intertwine them to create fun and engaging lessons that meet the needs of all learners.

2. I learned the importance in teaching students to use AI with integrity, check for the validity of information, and the pros and cons of AI before using.

3. I discovered that their are free resources for teachers and students to use and how to use them. I love the accountability part and the evidence we can collect from the resources.

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How are we going to limit our reliance on technology, if it is hacked or electricity goes out?

What are valid resources to get our information from in the classroom? (Some websites are blocked)

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One of the best trainings I have attended thus far! Very engaging, hands on, and helpful!