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Revolutionise IB MYP teaching with ChatGPT: Discover prompts for enhancing inquiry-based learning, conceptual understanding, and global student engagement. Access our guide for integrating MYP philosophy and enhance your teaching today!

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Maximise MYP coordination with the ChatGPT Toolkit: practical AI strategies for communication, collaboration, and program planning in the IB Middle Years Programme. Enhance task management and focus on pedagogical leadership with this free resource!

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Generative AI, and specifically ChatGPT, hold the potential to revolutionize the way we teach and learn.

However, educators around the world are now looking to crack the code on effectively using this tool. (We've all tried ChatGPT and ended up with vague responses, haven't we?)

In this course, seasoned IB educator and leader, Cindy Blackburn, will share tested strategies to effectively leverage ChatGPT for teaching and learning, helping you save significant time along the way.

From crafting games, projects, and student-centred experiences, to developing differentiated assessments, you'll learn how to make the best of ChatGPT for every facet of your work.

Get ready to come away from this course as a truly AI-empowered educator!
In this session, you will:

Create student-centred, game-based learning experiences and personalised assessments using ChatGPT

Develop your ChatGPT persona and build the skill to generate effective prompts

Gain access to 55+ tested and effective prompts for lesson planning

Get your guide to Mastering ChatGPT for Lesson Planning : Access to 55+ ready to use, well- researched prompts!

Disclaimer - This event is organised independently of and not endorsed by the IB. Toddle's events and webinars are organised to enable an exchange of practices and ideas within the educator community and are not a replacement for official IB workshops. Views and opinions expressed by the speakers are their personal views and should not be construed as official guidance by the IB. Please seek assistance from your school's IB coordinator and/or refer to official IB documents before implementing shared ideas and strategies in your classroom.

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ChatGPT Crash Course for Educators: Part 1

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Discover proven strategies to leverage ChatGPT for effective lesson planning and teaching.

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We saw an incredible turnout for Part 1 of the ChatGPT Crash Course for Educators earlier this year.

Nearly 10,000 educators tuning in live on a Saturday? Now, that's dedication. It's also a clear sign of how ChatGPT is quickly becoming a vital tool in teaching and learning!

And now, we're back with Part 2 of this much-loved course! 🎉

What's on the agenda this time? How educators can design authentic, engaging, and powerful assessments in the ChatGPT era.

What and how should we assess in the age of AI? How do we really understand what our students know? How do we uncover their interests and identify their true strengths? Most importantly, how do we guide students to view ChatGPT as a learning tool rather than just a shortcut?

These are just some of the questions that ChatGPT superstars, Cindy Blackburn and Sarah Philips, will dive into on December 2, 2023.

Here's what you can look forward to at the session:

Clear insights into the role of assessments in the AI era

Actionable strategies to design assessments that are ChatGPT-proof

A student-friendly citation guide and teacher assessment planner

Handy ChatGPT guide for designing authentic assessments

Ideas on how to help students see ChatGPT as a learning tool rather than just a shortcut!

Know your speakers

Did you miss Part 1 of our Crash Course? Check it out here!

This event is organised independently of and not endorsed by the IB. Toddle's events are organised to enable exchange of practices and ideas within the educator community and are not a replacement for the IB official workshops. Views and opinions expressed by the speakers are their personal views and should not be construed as official guidance by the IB.

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Toddle streamlines planning, assessments, reports, projects, portfolios, and family communication - all from one place!

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ChatGPT Crash Course on Designing Authentic Student Assessments

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Find out how to design authentic and engaging assessments in the ChatGPT era. Also take away strategies to Chat-GPT proof your assessments!

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Master using ChatGPT with Toddle’s comprehensive guide that has 55+ prompts for planning, assessment, and resource creation to get you started!

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Mastering ChatGPT for Assessing and Reporting

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Mastering ChatGPT for Assessing and Reporting

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Assessments and ChatGPT

Master the art of crafting assessment tasks that uphold academic integrity and enhance student learning with this in-depth resource. Discover how to create engaging and equitable assessments, employ innovative reporting techniques, and maintain the highest standards of academic integrity. Get started with our collection of ChatGPT prompts tailored for assessment design and insightful reporting!

As educators, it's natural for us to have questions and some concerns when it comes to the impact of AI on our assessment practices. You might be wondering, " How will I know if students' work is authentic?" or " When might it be appropriate for students to use AI tools?" These concerns are valid, and you're not alone in pondering them. Many of us are navigating this new terrain together, looking for ways to harness the potential of AI while also limiting the risks. So, let's take these questions as starting points, and explore how AI can be a tool for positive change, rather than a challenge to overcome.

We're here to help you navigate this new territory!

In this guide, we will explore:

A mindset shift - how we can rethink the purpose of assessment to design intentional and responsive assessments

Eight strategies to AI-proof assessments - how eight simple strategies can help you make your assessment tasks more robust and AI-resistant

A new approach to academic integrity - how we can help students use AI appropriately and ethically

Report writing using AI - how to craft report comment templates using ChatGPT

Rethinking why we assess

The conversation around AI in assessment is a great opportunity to think about we assess. For many students, assessment is about chasing grades and qualifications, making tools like ChatGPT a quick and easy path to essays and projects that earn passing scores.

For students and teachers who embrace assessments as a tool for ongoing learning and skill development, ChatGPT is much less tempting. Why would a student submit AI-generated work for feedback if their goal is to show what they can do and get advice about how to improve? By shifting the mindset from achievement and qualification to growth and development, we can create a learning environment that values progress over perfection, and encourages students to invest the time and effort required to learn. When viewed from this lens, AI-tools can work as thinking and learning tools and not shortcut tools.

8 AI-proof assessment strategies

While we do our best to keep students' focus on continuous learning and development, we can't ignore the elephant in the room: Some students will still be tempted to use AI shortcuts. The problem is real, but it's not insurmountable. We've put together 8 strategies that can help keep your assessments authentic and maintain academic integrity. These are practical tools that you can use to adapt your existing assessment tasks or develop new ones.

Get specific

Often we default to writing essays or creating presentations, but is that the only way to assess? Most of the time, it's really about what those essays and presentations represent - a deeper understanding, critical thinking, or mastery of concepts. By clearly defining our objectives, we can devise imaginative ways for students to demonstrate their learning beyond just text.

AI struggles with tasks that combine text, images, voice, and video. Encourage students to express themselves through varied formats like annotated diagrams, flowcharts, and infographics. This not only curbs the AI dependency but also enriches their communication skills.

Make it personal

Personalised tasks that resonate with students' interests ignite their motivation and reduce the allure of AI. AI-generated responses often lack the personal touch and depth that come from genuine, student-driven work. When students connect learning with their own experiences, the outcomes are authentically theirs.

Focus on the process

Shift the spotlight from the end product to the learning journey. Assessing the process provides insights into students' thought patterns and problem-solving tactics. This approach ensures that the work reflects their own abilities, making AI shortcuts less feasible and less appealing.

Reduce cognitive load

Overly complex tasks can be daunting for students. Sometimes, allowing AI to assist with initial drafts can help students focus on the essence of the task. This not only streamlines the process but also unveils their true capabilities as they delve deeper into the subject matter.

Focus on curation

Encourage students to curate artefacts that demonstrate their understanding. This method is inherently personal and difficult to replicate with AI. It promotes critical thinking, creativity, and a hands-on approach to learning, making it a powerful tool for genuine assessment.

Make it live

Real-time demonstrations of skills provide a clear window into students' true abilities. Interactive assessments where students respond on the spot to prompts or questions ensure that they can't fall back on pre-prepared, AI-generated responses.

Work with it

AI can be a valuable ally in the classroom when used thoughtfully. Establish clear guidelines with students on how and when they can employ AI tools. Whether for brainstorming, outlining, drafting, or editing, transparency about the use of AI in their work process is crucial.

By integrating these eight strategies into our assessment design, we're not just preventing AI-related cheating, we're enhancing the entire learning experience. Our focus on specificity, multimodality, personalisation, process, curation, live demonstrations, and the thoughtful incorporation of AI leads to assessments that are not just tests, but meaningful learning experiences. They become authentic indicators of our students' abilities, encouraging real engagement and making the urge to cheat less appealing.

Ready to get started? This poster will serve as a guide for crafting authentic and unique assessments for your students!

Don't miss out on the full suite of resources and ready-to-use AI prompts designed to fortify your assessments against AI cheating. Download our comprehensive guide now and take the first step towards creating AI-proof assessments that inspire and engage your students.

ChatGPT & academic integrity
"AI" also stands for Academic Integrity!
If we are going to help students use AI tools in their work, we also need to help them understand how to do so appropriately and honestly. Just as we teach our students to cite sources and use quotations to give credit to the original authors, we must now extend these principles to the use of AI tools. It's all part of promoting academic integrity.

Academic integrity goes beyond just giving credit for work. It's the responsibility of every member of the academic community to document what ideas have informed their thinking. In our guide, we compare this to leaving a trail of breadcrumbs. Our citations and bibliography show others how we came to think about what we do. It leaves a trail for them to follow back and form their own conclusions. In an AI future, this is more important than ever. This clear and honest acknowledgment of how AI has been used not only preserves the integrity of the educational process but also prepares students for a future where AI collaboration is the norm.

Report writing with AI

Writing reports provides a valuable opportunity to reflect on our students' progress, achievements, and areas of need. As educators, we spend an incredible amount of our time crafting these comments, but what if we could streamline the process while leveraging AI to amplify its efficiency?

We've crafted a concise one-page report writing template. It outlines a time-saving approach to report writing and highlights how you might use ChatGPT to generate personalised comments for each learner.

Ready to navigate the new landscape of AI in education with confidence? Download our comprehensive resource now for in-depth strategies and a handy citation template to guide your students in transparently acknowledging the use of AI in their work.

Navigating assessment in an AI-powered world is not just about safeguarding assessments against AI; it's really about designing assessment tasks that enhance students' learning and help them incorporate AI tools when they are appropriate. From fostering a growth mindset to developing effective and engaging assessment tasks, we can help students to value the role of assessment in their own learning. As students see how assessment can help them demonstrate and develop their skills, they will be less tempted to use AI as a shortcut. Instead, students will learn to use AI skilfully and attribute it appropriately.

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Mastering ChatGPT for Assessing and Reporting

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Navigate the future of education with our expert guide on AI-proof assessments and ethical reporting. Enhance your teaching toolkit today!

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As a school leader, decisions concerning AI add a new layer of complexity to an already demanding role. This challenge encompasses preparing students for an AI-driven future, staying current on school best practices, and confidently addressing questions about academic integrity and ethical use.

We get it-school leaders are pressed for time, and the onslaught of new information, often buried in lengthy reports from organizations like UNESCO and UNICEF, can be overwhelming. While staying informed is crucial, you might find yourself asking: What's truly essential for me to know and prioritize as a school leader?

We crafted this guide with you in mind. Our aim was to provide school leaders with a user-friendly, all-in-one resource for shaping your vision for AI and planning next steps for your school. We provide clear and comprehensive answers to the following questions:

But this guide goes beyond theory! It's jam packed with resources you can actually use. Including an exemplar AI policy, an AI tool evaluation checklist, and a brand new student citation template! We've got everything you need to put theory into practice, to navigate this new terrain with confidence and a toolkit for success.

Let's jump in!

What questions should I be asking about AI use?

As leaders we don't need to have all of the answers, but we definitely need to be asking the right questions. Our favorite framework for organizing thinking around AI comes from UNICEF. We call it the 3Ps:

We also provide a sample AI policy organized around the same framework! Feel free to use or adapt our AI policy to meet your school's unique needs.

How do I select and evaluate AI tools?

In the world of education, AI brings some exciting possibilities. It can personalize and differentiate instruction, simplify assessment and feedback, and truly meet the needs of every learner. Plus, it's a game-changer for teachers, helping them save precious time. At Toddle, we believe in the power of AI to not just save time but also take teaching to the next level.

It's quite common for various tools in the market to tout AI as a panacea, a one-size-fits-all solution to any educational challenge. While the potential of AI in education is undoubtedly significant, it's crucial to approach these claims with a discerning eye. AI is a powerful tool, but its effectiveness depends on how well it aligns with the specific needs and goals of a school or educational institution.

With so many AI tools being advertised, how do you choose the right ones for your community? To make it easy, we've put together an AI tool checklist as a guide to help you pick tools that match your vision and needs.

How might we adapt our curriculum for an AI future?

ChatGPT is an AI-powered language model that can serve as a virtual assistant and educational companion for teachers. It's like having a knowledgeable and supportive friend by your side, one who is ready to help with planning lessons, answering questions, brainstorming, designing resources, and offering creative ideas. With its ability to understand and generate human-like responses, ChatGPT empowers educators by making complex concepts more accessible, fostering collaboration, and sparking enthusiasm for teaching and learning.

As educators, we do our best to prepare students for an unknowable future, but one thing is absolutely certain: AI will have a profound impact on the lives of our students. Whether or not we have chosen to use AI in our classrooms, we cannot simply ignore the new needs that have arisen for our learners. We will need to develop AI literacy- to teach students to effectively and ethically use this technology and respond to the new challenges it presents.

What and how we teach must adapt. Although this truth is clear, the next steps can feel less certain.

To help address these questions, we break down the current findings about what should be included in an AI curriculum. We also provide both an international and national example of a K-12 AI literacy program as well as considerations for instructional requirements.
Whether you plan to adopt a new AI curriculum or adapt your existing curriculum, this section of the guide will help you to better understand the essential knowledge and skills students will need to develop.

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Guide for school leaders to navigate AI challenges and prepare for the future. Grab our all-in-one toolkit to shape AI landscape in education.

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You've heard the hype about AI - its ability to save you time and grow your practice as a school leader, but are you having trouble getting started? When we speak with school leaders, many are eager to dip their toes into AI waters, but they sometimes feel stuck on where or how to start. We've designed 40+ powerful prompts for the ten most common and time consuming leadership tasks. Whether you're looking to manage new teacher recruitment, do classroom observations, plan a school-wide event, or build a stronger channel of communication with staff and families, this resource has you covered.

Consider these prompts as an initial guide. The more nuanced information you share during your conversation with AI models, the more tailored and effective the AI-generated solutions will be. We recommend treating AI responses as a starting point, encouraging further refinement, editing, and collaborative input to achieve your desired outcomes.

As we navigate the evolving landscape of AI, an important question arises: What tasks require our time and attention, and which ones could be effectively delegated to AI? This collection of prompts aims to serve as a valuable starting point, sparking insights into the potential ways AI might be harnessed to optimize your workflow.

Managing new teacher recruitment

Preparing for classroom observations

Planning for teacher professional learning

Planning for personal growth and learning

Streamlining email writing

Planning a school-wide event

Conducting collaborative meetings

Manage conflict or challenging situations

Partnering with families (culture)

Partnering with families (curriculum)

As we navigate the evolving landscape of AI, an important question arises: What tasks require our time and attention, and which ones could be effectively delegated to AI? This collection of prompts aims to serve as a valuable starting point, sparking insights into the potential ways AI might be harnessed to optimize your workflow.

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Ready-to-use ChatGPT prompts for the most common and time consuming leadership tasks. Here's some potential ways to optimise your workflow.