EdutechCreative

Another great tool is @Bramework. They have a plagiarism checker built in when you create content. Essentially, as a blogging tool it can be repurposed by teachers to create content for their students and their classes.

You won’t. Better inputs lead to better outputs. Your classical education will be augmented with AI. In fact, AI will be enhanced with you. @EdutechCreate #AIinClassicalEducation @latinfluency

Back to school! Nothing like PD (professional development, for those of you not in “the business”). We’ve got a country theme for our week back. Which made me think of a tagline or slogan. “Yippee Kay AI!” What tools are you going to integrate into your classroom this year? 👇🤠 #edtech #AIinEducation

All roads lead to… Not mine but, I love it. @latinfluency @magisterricard @latinedisce

This is bad policy. We need to have a school policy, yes, but it shouldn’t be absolute. I can tell you right now kids at private schools are using their devices and they will have a significant advantage in leveraging the skills of tomorrow over their public school counterparts. Not to mention, how this affects our futures against the rest of the world. What we need are responsible policies that teach students how to collaborate - not become addicted to - technology. We need administrators and teachers that understand this. We then need to guide our students. That said, schools need to have their own devices that they lease to students so they can have better security and integration with them. Students shouldn’t be allowed to just BYOD (bring your own device) and we should look at learning now as a hybrid model. Personal devices (cell phones, smart watches) should be stowed away properly and restricted for safety and to create better, more focused learning environments. @EdutechCreate #edtech #AIinEducation