Lots of different options for individual or group activities from Tony Vincent (https://learninginhand.com/).

Reminder: LS and MS students don't have Gemini enabled, so for LS/MS faculty, Gem sharing is strictly for adults.

Tip: If you use this during a quiet study, rotate through students to give them a turn to set the music for the day.

See Reggae sunshine, Chill Beats, and LoFi Chillout to get started.

NotebookLM (Starts slide 60)

Google Gemini -- Google's powerful AI assistant -- has a feature called Gems. Gems are pre-made custom AI assistants with special instructions to follow every time. Once you've created a Gem, you can start prompting it right away, and it will use that core set of instructions to respond every time ... saving you time and energy.

Tip: If there's a prompt you'll use more than once, make it a Gem for easy re-use and sharing.

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Join PBS NewsHour Classroom for a #MediaLiteracyWeek Zoom on Thursday, Oct. 30, 2025, 7–8 pm ET, featuring Jason Koebler (404 Media), David Cutler (@spinedu), and Anne Lutz Fernandez.

We'll dig into AI, news literacy, and classroom-ready strategies you can use right away.

Log in with your @spa.edu Google acct to get started (SPA has a subscription for all faculty).

See your division tech coordinator 1:1 tutorial.

"Cognition and emotion are inextricably tied together"

Features Christina Cipriano, Yale

https://medicine.yale.edu/profile/christina-cipriano/

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This year's summit will be from December 15, 2025, to January 11, 2026.

Curated by Tony Vincent.

Options range from Brain Break Yoga and Body Synth to classroom-appropriate ASMR

Have a tool - software, website - that you've used but you'd like to see alternatives? This is your site. Select parameters - operating system, free/paid, etc - and see options ranked by popularity.

This AI tool bases its answers exclusively on reviewed articles from World History Encyclopedia and the CORE database of academic journals to provide accurate, academically grounded answers to your historical questions.

Students need to have a vision and generate a script (create the concept and content). This allows students to focus on the content and process and less on the frills.

This would also be a way you could generate content for students in a graphic novel format.

This is the free add-on for Google Docs that you will need to install to properly convert the math "code" to math images in Google Docs.

This is a 1-hour video where I do a deep dive into addressing AI cheating including:

• 🍳 The impact of AI on student brains

• 📔 Defining what it means to cheat with AI

• 🔒 Adjusting assignments to reduce the potential of cheating while increasing the positive use of AI

• 📑 Encouraging transparency and proper citation of AI use

• 🔎 Tools and techniques for monitoring AI usage

• 🧭 Resources for developing AI guidelines

• 🎓 Resources to educate students about AI

• And more!

Note: Students need Gemini access (so US only)

Fun activity for noticing details - great warm-up or advisory/morning meeting activity

Adjust your prompt to make sure the text is editable.

Plan to edit - NEVER use AI resources without a critical eye. AI can provide a good starting point, but it shouldn't be used as a turnkey solution. #HumansInTheLoop

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Two new ways to explore ~200 texts, audio clips, and videos of Seymour Papert’s ideas — one for precise digging, one for open conversation.

Additional consideration - what to include when managing tech such as seeing screens, proximity to board, and plugging in/cord management. (See Tami or Rick if you'd like to bounce ideas around.)

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