709 – AI In The Classroom
The future has arrived on WELSTech as we kick off a series of shows on artificial intelligence. We also discuss The Foundation series from Congregational Services, making stickers on the Cricut Xtra, using your phone as a webcam, and more. Turn it up and enjoy!
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The discussion
The Uprising – A new season of edtech discussion is underway with special guest host, Prof. Rachel Feld from Martin Luther College. We’re discussing the recently published book The AI Classroom: The Ultimate Guide to Artificial Intelligence in Education by Daniel Fitzpatrick, Amanda Fox, and Brad Weinstein. Part one of the book is a bit of a history lesson on artificial intelligence (AI). We talk about what it is, how it works, and ways we’re already using it, plus we look at its potential for the future, and some of the not so admirable qualities of AI.
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Picks of the week
Community feedback & events
- Principal Michael Vlieger from Risen Savior in Mankato, MN is using AI in the classroom
- Ryan Kirchoff from Blueprint Schools also writes about MagicSchool
- Watch an introduction to Magic School
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We don’t know the topic yet, but it will be great because Martin and Sallie will be in the same place!
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The discussion
The discussion
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