Generative AI has become a popular topic in recent times, with both excitement about the potential of new tools, and concern about their impact. It’s clear that generative AI has the potential to bring vast opportunities in the field of education, and Microsoft is excited to support educators around the world to harness generative AI’s benefits.

Google is responsibly bringing Gemini to teenage students to help them learn confidently, and adding dozens of new AI-powered tools to Chromebooks and Google Workspace for Education to help educators make learning more personal and engaging.

As educators, we strive to create personalized learning experiences for every student and every class. However, with limited time, this can be challenging. What if we could enhance this practice with artificial intelligence?

This short video provides concrete examples of how Harvard professor Teddy Svoronos utilizes generative AI to provide his students with unlimited practice problems. Svoronos advocates for crafting in-depth prompts that can be given to students to initate meaningful discussions with generative AI systems.

When I became a coach at St. Vrain Valley Schools more than a decade ago, I was passionate about supporting early-career teachers. That passion remains today. There’s nothing more fulfilling than providing effective coaching to help my colleagues develop and grow.

This short video provides concrete examples of how Harvard professor Rem Konig utilizes generative AI to help him deliver specific, meaningful feedback to students, regardless of their individual learning pathways.

Gemini is your AI-powered assistant for education. See how you can use Gemini for Google Workspace to create resources and brainstorm ideas to empower educators in your institution.

Gemini is your AI-powered assistant for education. See how educators can use Gemini for Google Workspace to save time, inspire creativity, and create captivating learning experiences for their students - all in a private and secure environment.

This short video provides concrete examples of how Harvard professor Mitchell B. Weiss utilizes generative AI to help his students practice solving real-world problems.

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Students use the new text-to-image tool in Adobe Express to create a visualization of a literary character by adapting a prompt from the description(s) of that character in their original source material.

More time to plan the rest of your lesson because you have your vocabulary list in seconds.

Artificial intelligence technology is evolving quickly. Use this short lesson to help students get acquainted with how AI works and consider some of its potential benefits and drawbacks.

Artificial Intelligence is all around us. The most widely used form of AI is called Machine Learning and you probably interact with it every day. Find out what Machine Learning is and how it's changing our world.

SchoolAI is a cutting-edge platform that brings artificial intelligence into schools, to support students, teachers, school leaders, and parents. It aims to improve learning, support data-driven decisions, and build a strong school culture. SchoolAI empowers students to use safe and private AI tools for learning and helps educators create engaging lessons based on solid research. It makes AI in the classroom secure and easy, enhancing how teachers teach and how students learn.

This set of lesson plans is designed to be used as a media literacy unit building on the Content Authenticity Initiative's "Introduction to Critical Media Literacy" unit.

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