New "Hooked On Ai" Video Shorts Focused on Utilizing AI in the Classroom
With all the rage around Artificial Intelligence (AI) lately, I've been taking a deeper dive into ways these tools can help teachers and students going forward. Recently, I kicked off a series of video shorts called "Hooked On Ai". These one minute-ish videos are meant to provide teachers with a quick overview of many different tools and strategies around using AI in the classroom. Here's the first 3 videos in the series. Be sure to follow me on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or my Facebook page for more! Canva's Magic Write & Magic DesignWith schools blocking ChatGPT, it's good to have an alternative. Enter Canva and it's "Magic Write" tool. This tool lets you enter any prompt (within reason) and instantly outputs some information. They also recently added Magic Design which lets you create an entire presentation based on a prompt.
QuestionWell - An AI Assessment GeneratorStruggling with creating assessment questions on a topic? QuestionWell.org lets you input a subject area, topic, grade level and more to generate a series of multiple choice questions. It also exports into many popular formative assessment tools like Kahoot!, Quizziz, Quizlet, Blooket, and more.
D-ID Avatar GeneratorD-ID is a tool that let's you generate your own speaking avatar based on a script or uploaded audio file. You can choose from their extensive and diverse library or upload your own photo and watch it come to life! This is also now integrated into Canva but does require some minimal payment to generate videos (cost based on video length).
Check out these tools and more in my latest blog "10 AI tools to Utilize for Creating Content". Carl Hooker is an international speaker and educator. His latest presentations and keynotes focus on AI for both teachers and administrators across the country. Click here to book him for your next event. |
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Carl Hooker
After more than a year in the generative AI “evolution”, academic integrity continues to be a top concern teachers bring up in my workshops. I know there are already a lot ideas for “AI-Resistant” assessment out there, but I think it takes a multi-faceted approach to solve the AI as a cheat-bot dilemma. Below is a summary of a blog I wrote on this very topic. Check out the full post here but here are some highlights: Why do students cheat? This to me is the most essential question we as...
Greetings! I just spent the last two weeks touring the country talking to various schools, conferences, and educators on the impact of AI on teaching and learning. I'm not an AI expert (nor do I think anyone really is at this point), but I do believe educators should be having some serious conversations around the impact of AI in schools when it comes to: Academic Integrity Media Literacy Creative and Critical Thinking Skills And more! As we head into summer, school leaders should be thinking...
With all the rage around Artificial Intelligence (AI) lately, I've been taking a deeper dive into ways these tools can help teachers and students going forward. Recently, I kicked off a series of video shorts called "Hooked On Ai". These one minute-ish videos are meant to provide teachers with a quick overview of many different tools and strategies around using AI in the classroom. Here's the first 3 videos in the series. Be sure to follow me on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or my Facebook page...