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Blended ContentAudience poll & padlet - how do you use GenAI for teaching and learning?
Introduction & Overview to the GenAI in Education Course (for context) 8 mins
Sharing of diverse applications of genAI from students working in a range of teaching contexts for example, Early Childhood, Bilingual and ELL education, high school language arts, Elementary education, Middle School, Special Education, Higher Education. We would like a range of unique applications. (6 people x 5 minutes each - 30 mins)
Audience shares ideas and questions (10 minutes)
Educators share 3 tips each to get started (8 mins)
Wrap up & sharing of resources (we will share tips and examples)
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