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AI Literacy and Fluency–Responsible Engagement with Generative AI
Are you a teacher curious about how to engage your students meaningfully and responsibly with generative artificial intelligence? AI models like ChatGPT are touted to enhance student learning. However, a growing number of teachers understand that there are concerns with AI student use emerging from biases in AI training data, privacy, and environmental impacts. I-Think, …
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Enhancing Classroom Practices with Generative AI
In this webinar, we will explore how generative AI can be used as a teaching tool to enhance literacy practices and personalized learning. You will receive an overview of generative AI, including ethical considerations, training on prompt engineering, and 12 practical examples of how generative AI can save you time. We will conclude with a …
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OTF Connects : Climate Change Challenges: Educators Exploring the Opportunities – WIth Susan Elliott
Dr. Susan Elliott presents on integrating environmental education across K-12 curriculums, focusing on climate change, STEM education, and active learning. She emphasizes the importance of engaging students in hands-on, real-world problem-solving activities to make learning relevant and impactful. The presentation covers the utilization of resources like the Climate Learning website and the Climate Atlas of …
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Celebrating the New ICD2O “Digital Technology and Innovations in the Changing World” Computer Studies Course
The new ICD20 course emphasizes the evolving role of digital technology in education, shifting towards incorporating innovations to prepare students for a technologically advanced society. The curriculum places a strong emphasis on computational thinking and programming skills, aiming to develop students’ abilities to solve complex problems using digital technologies. Integration of emerging technologies, such as …
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Learning to code, Coding to Learn (with Scratch and Makecode)
Many teachers organized exciting “Hour of Code” explorations for their students in December 2019. How might you turn the “hour of code” into “the year of learning” for your students? How can learning to code support the development of mathematical processes? How do students learn through the act of coding? If you’re interested in learning …