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Resources on Generative AI in Education: Teacher Tools

The resources below serve as teacher tools for generative AI use in education.

6 Ways to Use ChatGPT to Save Time - Edutopia article describing how teachers can automate routine tasks with ChatGPT.
Update Your Course Syllabus for ChatGPT - Article with easy-to-implement suggestions and ten ideas for assignments adapted for classrooms with ChatGPT.
New Modes of Learning Enabled by AI Chatbots: Three Methods and Assignments - Article with assignments and prompts using ChatGPT that educators can incorporate into their teaching.
“My class required AI. Here's what I've learned so far.” - A professor’s experience and insights on generative AI use in the classroom.
ChatGPT and Its Impact on Teaching Philosophy and Other Subjects - Considerations for teaching and course design related to ChatGPT (22:06 min video).

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Deeper Dive

Do you want to learn more? Following are additional resources for teachers regarding generative AI use in education.

ChatGPT: Challenges, Opportunities, and Implications for Teacher Education - Editorial with recommended AI-integration practices for teacher educators.
“I asked GPT-4 to write three exam questions for a causal inference class, and then take it” - Demonstrates how a teacher uses generative AI in an interesting pedagogical exercise: “This was an interesting exercise as a teacher. What I was able to do was not merely to generate an exam question. I was also able to generate a sample exam taken. I can look at both, reflect on them, tweak it, change it, abandon questions, go deeper, see what happens, and iterate until I find what I want.”
AI Text Detectors - Google Slides on how AI text detectors work and how to use them in education.