📢 Hey global educators! Join us for the 2025 Global Impact Virtual Conference on Sat, April 5th!
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✨30min sessions in 3 tracks: Global Impact & Social Good; Global Impact in the Classroom; Global Impact +AI
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Posts by Janet Bell
Thanks! Looking forward to learning alongside as well. Some of my richest edtech conversations in past years have been in your part of the world (eg TPACK stories, maybe 2013? and others #memorylane)
Have you read this? Wondering about my ChatPT subscription…is it ethically sound to support the military of a country other than one’s own? www.technologyreview.com/2024/12/04/1...
Thanks @catlintucker.com for inviting me to share on your blog how I've been using @schoolai.com in my classroom!
catlintucker.com/2024/12/how-...
#edusky #EduSkyAI #AIedu #UDL #EduSkyChat
Great article on why it is so important to teach students & educators the importance of analyzing AI www.fenews.co.uk/exclusive/wh... #TLSky #EduSky #AiEd #EduSkyAI
I finally got around to making starter pack! These folks are working hard to ensure all students have access to high quality digital citizenship education & can think critically and ethically in a digital world.
I’ll continue to update the list; let me know who I’ve missed!
go.bsky.app/VN295HA
What a great overview of Bluesky for educators @jcasatodd.bsky.social !!
Now that we’ve arrived on #EduSky our next step has to be to remind edu-friends not just to “follow” people but to amplify/repost good ideas and share resources of our own
Oh how I wanted to click that little heart sign more than once! I am excited to be here too - and see people who I enjoy learning from and with be sifted up to view in my feed again, finally! Like cerebral oxygen!
NotebookLM: Think Smarter, Not Harder The ultimate tool for understanding the information that matters most to you, built with Gemini 1.5 Your Personalized AI Research Assistant
🤖 Google has lots of AI-powered tools to support learning.
Here are 8 I saw at the "Learning in the AI Era" event at Google HQ recently:
1️⃣ NotebookLM
Add sources (PDFs, textbook chapters, videos, etc.). Ask about them in a chat. Create a podcast-style audio overview. 🤯
notebooklm.google
🧵 1/8
Ooooo thanks for this recommendation. I’m working with a school in January so this book can help me help them! 👍
A festive two tile comic strip illustrating the difference between misinformation and disinformation. Tile A: Disinformation. Scene: Christmas morning in the living room. A child looking at wrapped Christmas present which seems to have the outline of a bicycle. Parents stood in the background are telling the child "It's from Santa Claus!". Tile B: Misinformation Scene: Later that day, the child is riding his new bike outside. While passing his three friends standing on the sidewalk, he shouts "It's from Santa Claus!". Credit: This comic strip is a collaboration between @brentlee.bsky.social & artist @felixuncia.bsky.social
Misinformation?
Disinformation?
What's the difference?
A very simple and festive explainer. 🎅
Credit:
🎨 @felixuncia.bsky.social
🧠 @brentlee.bsky.social
Digital citizenship needs to examine how and why artifacts are made, who benefits from use, scope of use, and how tech companies handle use. With the availability and ease of use of powerful tools (e.g., AI, art, social media, etc) #digcit should focus on ethics of tech use and impacts of misuse.
Thanks for following me back! This feels so much like Twitter when I started in 2009… although now with the benefit of hindsight. So good to stumble upon familiar faces in this emerging constellation! I so very much look forward to continuing learning with/from you all!🙏
A text question on a blue background with butterflies. Q1: After two years of Generative AI, how are you seeing students use it, for better or worse? #EduSkyAI
If you're like me, @jenroberts.bsky.social
& @mikelawrence.me, we just can't wait for today's
#EduSkyAI chat at 5pm PT. To get your engines revving, here's the first Q! #EduSky
Q1: After two years of Generative AI, how are you seeing students use it, for better or worse?