#Edtech since we're in the middle of the Feburary what are some cool new things you all have discovered recently? My district just got Gemini in Google Workspace and it is incredible!
I think your article raises a great point! As a High School Teacher who started after COVID, I have tried to keep my lectures around the 10-20 minute mark and focused more on implementing Project-Based Learning, and my students have seemed to really enjoy it so far!
Gemini for Google Classroom. It can do everything from create a slide deck to help you write engaging higher-order thinking questions. I totally recommend it if you haven't checked it out already.
This article is so interesting! As a High School teacher, do you have any advice on implementing similar strategies at my level?
This article is so interesting. Do you mind sharing your guidelines for acceptable AI use for yourself and your students? I am still trying to figure mine out and was seeking someone else's opinion.
This seems incredible for students!
So helpful! Thanks for sharing these.
#EduSky do any of you think that we should update our digital citizenship teaching to include AI literacy? I did this year, and my students seemed to really appreciate it as AI becomes more ingrained into society and AI "Slop" begins to take over our social media feeds.
For the #GoogleEDU community, have any of you used Gemini in Google Classroom? It is native to Google Classroom and has a bunch of awesome, different AI features to use to help keep your students engaged. It is a great addition to your workflow!
This is so cool! Thanks for sharing.
Hi everyone! I'm excited to start contributing to the #EdTech #EduSKy and #GoogleEDU space. Does anyone have any questions? I would love to attempt and answer them. Just reply to this post or DM me, and I'll do my best to help!
