Got it. Read it. Shared it.

Interesting thought. I think back to my school days when told "write that in your own words". I struggled - "why use my own words when the words I'm copying are better?" #edusky

When confronting students caught using GenAI extensions for math work, or GPT for writing, many freely admit they ran out of time & pushed the "easy button". Whether it's kids whose activity schedules are overloaded or classes where extra work substitutes for rigor, time crunch is a factor. #edusky

Did the article drop yet?

Its about building positive relationships with students, evaluating the process, not just the product. Stop looking for "gotcha" moments.

Teacher came to me saying they suspected a student had used AI. "How do I check?". I responded, "Assume AI didn't exist and you suspected it was not the student's work. What would you do?"
Ask the student to explain their thinking. Don't mention AI, or they go on the defensive. #EduSkyAI

We pay for ChatGPT Team so our data is our own and not used to train their models. openai.com/enterprise-p... #EduInFocus

Love using BriskTeaching for inspecitng and getting feedback on student work. Perfect tool if you live in the Chrome/Google ecosphere. Thanks @jenroberts.bsky.social for sharing how students are using Magic School AI to make feedback spaces. Can this replace/augement peer editing? #EduInFocus

Uploading spreadsheets to GenAI and using it to analyze and summarize data by simply asking questions instead of fubling with funky queries or XLOOKUP #EduInFocus

Using GenAI like Brisk to write song lyrics based on course content and turning the lyrics into music using suno.com #EduInFocus

I would recommend Adobe Express for Education (Free for schools). The AI image generator powered by Adobe Firefly has safeguards (think "walled-garden") to protect students from inappropriate images and prevent them from entering inappropriate prompts. #EduInFocus

Absolutely! If I were applying for a job I would definitely do that. I’d show students how to do that too. EX: Here’s a job desc. What skills do I need? What questions will they ask me?

A2: AI wrote this response for me: "AI is helping me communicate this week by enhancing student feedback, streamlining lesson planning, and sparking discussions on digital assessments and ethics in education. Also, it's my thought partner for an upcoming podcast!" #EduInFocus

Just an experiment right now. Put in the job description, asked it to generage interview questions, add some hypotheticals. Refined prompt so to emphasize specific job aspects. It offered to generate a structured scoring rubric. Impressed with results. Will see what hiring committee says.

ChatGPT helped me refine and rephrase interview questions based on a job description, and build a structured scoring rubric to evaluate potential candidates. #edusky

Yes. That appears to be what we are experiencing. It doesn't say this in the article but it seems if you decide to click share and add responders manually to a form, it does not accept more than 100 responders. #edusky

How do I know this is you and not one of your doppelgängers?