How to participate:

1. Post your idea about how ChatGPT could be utilized in an educational setting

2. Include practical examples in your description

3. Mention potential challenges you foresee

4. Read and comment on your classmates’ posts

5. React to posts you find particularly interesting or innovative

Each post should contain one complete idea with both benefits and challenges discussed.

What to Include

• Tool name and brief overview

• Key features and capabilities

• Specific educational use cases

• Your assessment of its potential impact on teaching and learning

How to Complete This Activity

1. Select an AI chatbot to explore (e.g., ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, etc.)

2. Experiment with the chatbot’s features and capabilities

3. Create a post demonstrating a practical teaching application

4. Include a screenshot or screen recording showing the chatbot in action

5. Review and comment on your peers’ posts to share feedback and ideas

Your post should showcase how the AI tool could be used effectively in an educational setting.

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How to participate

1. Share your scenario: Create a post describing a specific scenario where ChatGPT can support teaching (e.g., creating test questions, generating lesson plans, providing feedback, etc.)

2. Be specific: Include details about the subject, grade level, and how ChatGPT would be used

3. Comment on others: Read your classmates’ scenarios and add comments to discuss different uses, potential improvements, or share your thoughts

4. Engage actively: Respond to comments on your own posts to foster discussion

Identify how language and support can be adapted.

How to participate:

• 💬 Use ChatGPT to create a dialogue where the chatbot plays a student with specific challenges (e.g., dyslexia, low motivation)

• 🎯 Explore how language and support can be personalized

• Write down your key takeaways

Genially and Canvas to create presentations

Canvas to create videos

Chatgpt, Gemini, etc...to prepare lessons

Panquiz to prepare test and quiz

DeepSeek - CHAT

ChatGPT

Claude AI (ANTHROPIC)

Gemini (GOOGLE AI)

Perplexity AI

Leonardo AI – Fotografie AI realistiche

Suno Music creator

Mentimeter AI

I use ChatGPT, Manus, CoPilot, Canvas, Grammarly for academic research; Online quiz games and more for didactics.

I have also used Chatgpt, Suno, Google maps, Waze, Google, Google forms, Collage Maker, Gigsaw puzzle...

PROMPTS:

1. Work Plan
Imagine you are an experienced school leader. Draft a practical monthly work plan for a high school principal that includes regular meetings with teachers, parents, school counsellors, and external partners.

2. Official Letter
Write a formal yet welcoming letter to parents at the start of the school year. Highlight the importance of cooperation, safety, and regular attendance.

3. Motivational Speech
Prepare a short motivational speech (around 2 minutes) for the first day of school. The principal should inspire both students and teachers to work together and nurture a positive school spirit.

4. Conflict Resolution
Think of a meeting with a parent who is concerned about their child’s grades. Suggest effective communication strategies a principal could use to keep the conversation constructive and solution-focused.

5. Lesson Observation Feedback
Create a simple feedback template for principals to use after observing a lesson. Make sure it balances positive reinforcement with clear, actionable suggestions for improvement.

6. School Self-Evaluation
Design 5 thoughtful questions for an anonymous teacher survey. The goal is to gather honest feedback on the quality of school leadership.

7. Writing Reports
Summarize a monthly school report for the school board and local authority. Use a clear three-part structure: activities – results – next steps.

8. Project Proposal
Step into the role of an EU project expert. Draft a project proposal that a school could submit for funding to support digitalization—covering equipment, teacher training, and student support.

9. Introducing New Technologies
Suggest a practical plan for introducing artificial intelligence into a school’s daily life—both in administration and in teaching. Outline clear steps, possible challenges, and realistic solutions.

10. School Vision
Write an inspiring five-year vision statement for a school. Show how it can combine innovative teaching, strong student support, and meaningful cooperation with the local community.

Create a realistic photo of a cat in Split, Croatia, embodying the Pomalo lifestyle. The cat wears sunglasses, sitting relaxed at sunset. Use pastel colors, dramatic shadows, and close-up camera angles, and capture a laid-back, tranquil mood.

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This one is my favorite among the options it generated. I’m also sharing the best ones I made with Freepik and Canva.

Please include an explanation in English of how it works, a timer to show how much time they take to complete it, and a score counter.

Create a visually engaging interactive quiz in English for Biology students at B1 level about the Human Body Systems (respiratory, circulatory, digestive, and nervous systems). The quiz should combine multiple-choice questions, drag-and-drop labeling exercises (for example: labeling parts of the digestive system), and a short matching activity (system ↔ main function). Provide an English explanation of how the quiz works, include a timer to measure how long students take, and a score counter that increases with correct answers. The design should be modern and friendly, with clear icons or simple diagrams of body systems.

Create a modern interactive quiz in English about Ancient Civilizations (Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece, and Rome) for students at B1–B2 level. The quiz should include multiple-choice questions, timeline ordering tasks, and image-based identification activities (for example: match a picture of a pyramid to the correct civilization). Provide an English explanation of how the quiz works, include a timer to track completion time, and a score counter to keep students motivated. Make the design visually appealing and educational, with thematic colors and simple icons representing ancient cultures (columns, maps, artifacts).

Create a beautifully designed interactive quiz in English for 8-year-old students who have completed their first year of learning English. The quiz should cover all the basic areas suitable for this level: the alphabet, numbers, colors, animals, everyday objects, basic verbs, simple greetings, family members, and classroom vocabulary.

Include a wide variety of fun and gamified elements such as:

• multiple-choice questions,

• drag-and-drop activities (e.g., matching pictures to words),

• memory card games,

• fill-in-the-blank exercises with simple sentences,

• and short listening tasks with audio clips.

The activity should provide a clear explanation in English of how it works, a timer to track how long students take, and a score counter that updates automatically. Add bonus points, cheerful sounds for correct answers, and playful animations to keep students motivated. The overall design should be colorful, modern, child-friendly, and engaging, making the learning experience both educational and fun.

Create a beautifully designed interactive quiz in English for 8-year-old students who have completed their first year of learning English. The quiz should focus on developing reading and writing skills at a beginner level. Include activities such as:

• matching short words to pictures (e.g., ‘dog’, ‘cat’, ‘sun’),

• filling in missing letters in simple words,

• unscrambling letters to form basic vocabulary,

• completing very short sentences with the correct word,

• and identifying the correct spelling out of two options.

Add clear instructions in English, a timer to track how long the students take, and a score counter. Make the design colorful and playful, with elements like stars, badges, and animated characters that celebrate correct answers. The goal is to make reading and writing practice exciting, rewarding, and fun.

Create a beautifully designed interactive quiz in English for 8-year-old students who have completed their first year of learning English. The quiz should focus on listening and speaking skills at a beginner level. Include activities such as:

• listening to short audio clips (e.g., greetings, colors, simple questions) and choosing the correct answer,

• listening to a word and dragging the matching picture,

• repeating short phrases after hearing them (with feedback if possible),

• and simple question–answer practice (‘What is this?’ – ‘It’s a cat’).

Provide a short explanation in English of how the quiz works, a timer to track completion time, and a score counter that updates automatically. Include gamified elements such as progress bars, bonus points, cheerful sound effects, and animated rewards. The design should be bright, engaging, and friendly, so that students feel motivated and confident while practicing their listening and speaking skills.

• Shots of people sitting at bars on the Riva.

• A “Pomalo expert” explains that coffee in Split lasts at least an hour and a half, even if it’s

just a small espresso.

Create a 12-minute interactive quiz for Sport Sciences students (ages 15-16, B1 English level) on the topic 'Fitness and Training Principles'. The quiz must include: 4 multiple choice questions (2 min each), 1 drag-and-drop exercise classification activity (2 min), 1 matching task for principles-descriptions (2 min). Mandatory features: visual timer, dynamic scoring system, immediate feedback, live leaderboard. Sport-themed engaging design with blue/green/orange colors. Implement gamification with badges and animations. Target: 25 points maximum, passing score 72%. Optimize for classroom projection and tablet use.

"Create a [tone/genre] storybook for [target audience age] about [main topic or setting].

The main characters are [short description of characters], who [main action or plot]

Include [specific elements, locations, or events you want featured].

Use an art style that is [art style description]."