• Allows students to work together in real time.

• Everyone can share in different ways.

• Padlet is easy to use.

• Wayground (formerly Quizizz)- It allows students to go at their own pace and get instant feedback. The example above is from Wayground.

• Kahoot! has options that get everyone excited and involved quickly.

• Blooket has fun game styles and variety to keep students engaged.

- Why use AI?-

• It can give you quick activity ideas.

• It helps when you need a last minute activity.

• It supports creativity when you feel stuck.

• It works for AVI because it helps develop flexible, quick activities, helps adapt for different learners, and helps get tasks done.

-Suggestions for Using AI-

• Creating digital games.

• Planning activities.

• Making lesson plans.

• Generating discussion questions.

-Writing a Good Prompt Should Include:-

• Your role

• Your goal

• Who is it for

• Style/Tone

• Format

• Keep editing and trying until you get what you want. AI can "hallucinate"-so always check answers.

-AI tools to try-

• ChatGPT

• Google Gemini

• Perplexity AI

-Try out an AI prompt-

• Write a prompt for a 15-minute activity for a mixed-age group in an after-school setting.

• Share your feedback in the poll.

Why use Mizzen?

• Easy to search by age, topic, or time.

• Includes step-by-step directions.

• Covers a wide variety of topics.

• This works for AVI because the activities are:

  • Flexible for different ages.

  • Hands-On

  • Engaging.

• Canva AI (code) will help you create interactive activities.

• Canva Whiteboard to share ideas and creations in real time.

• Use reactions for quick group feedback.

• Structure your chat for better engagement.

• Launch polls for instant feedback.

Try creating and launching a poll in zoom.