A Parent’s Guide to AI in Education
Here is an AI (Artificial Intelligence) guide for parents that I used AI to generate. I added my own touches, but it’s a good example of how AI in education can be used to share helpful information efficiently. It’s not all my own original thought, but I concur with it and have made additions and revisions to it.
What structures or practices invite students to co-create their learning journey?
What does it really mean to elevate student voice? Join the conversation on how to co-create learning experiences and reimagine engagement through tech.
AI in Education
The future of learning is rapidly changing, and artificial intelligence (AI) is at the forefront of education in Jackson County. While AI might seem like a futuristic concept, it’s already making an impact in our local classrooms, offering benefits for both teachers and students. Understanding these advancements is crucial for our community’s future workforce and educational landscape.
Bringing AI to Educators: How Education is Evolving
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming the world, and as an Educational Technology Consultant at Kent ISD, our EdTech Team has been working diligently to ensure educators are equipped with the knowledge and tools to use AI effectively and responsibly.
Humans in the Loop: Balancing Digital Learning
Awareness and an intentional balance between technology and human connection is essential. Today’s classrooms rarely run analog-only without any digital interaction (yes, even ECE design online, use of projectors, etc.). Educators Jill and Stef share their reflections on keeping the humans in the loop …
Girl Scout Teaches CyberSecurity to Elementary Sutdents
For her Gold Star project as a Girl Scout, 16-year-old Kayley Chan of University High School, California, started hosting online courses for younger students, teaching them cybersecurity terms and best practices.