Co-hosts Alex Kotran and Aliza Pressman, Ph.D. strip away the hype and connect with experts who break down what AI can and cannot do. By understanding the basics of AI, this episode helps parents understand more about setting the right guardrails for using the technology.
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As I'm working on a "tips and tricks" PD for educators, I was reminded of a great video that’s still absolutely worth a watch! It's a little over a year old (which might as well be decades in AI time), but it does a fantastic job giving a quick, clear overview of AI - perfect for anyone wanting to learn something new on a coffee break.
Check it out here:
AI brings a lot of jargon, buzzwords and TLAs to the party. Curious what an NLP is? Or tokenization? Check out this AI Dictionary from Charlie Hill! I love his comment:
"📌 Meant for 12-year-olds, but let’s be honest. Most of us need this too. Simple isn’t childish."
If you're interested in learning more about Artificial Intelligence but don't have a lot of time, I wanted to share a quick resource from OpenAI and Common Sense. They’ve put together a one-hour webinar called Intro to AI for K-12 Educators, available on the new OpenAI Academy platform, which covers the basics of AI and explores some of the functionality in ChatGPT. It’s a great starting point for anyone curious about how AI works and how it might be used in education.
This webinar is a helpful primer, designed with educators in mind, so you can get up to speed on the fundamentals without a huge time commitment. It’s a trusted resource, and you’ll walk away with a clearer understanding of AI’s potential in the classroom.
🔗 You can check it out here: Intro to AI for K-12 Educators Webinar.
🍎 I hope this helps as you start exploring AI…