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AI in (Science) Ed: Pew Research – How teens view AI (and lots of data your students might find relevant)
A few months ago the Pew Research Center released a comprehensive study about teen use of – and teen perceptions of – Artificial Intelligence. The study is titled “How Teens Use and View AI,” and explores how 13 – 17 year old students are using artificial intelligence in their academic and personal lives. Here are…
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AI in Science Ed: fobizz for reluctant K – 12 AI adopters (easy and safe AI tools for “anxious about AI” educators)
Fobizz is another resource for those who might be reluctant and / or anxious to bring AI into their daily work flow and to their young learners. They offer lots of AI and online instruction PD, simple and safe AI tools and interactive and ready to use instructional materials. I am highlighting this resource because…
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AI in Science Ed: NotebookLM for reluctant K – 12 AI adopters (an easy way to move beyond ChatGPT)
I would argue that NotebookLM from Google is one of the easiest ways to begin to leverage AI in your science classroom. If you haven’t engaged with it and you are a reluctant AI adopter (or just someone who hasn’t had the time to move beyond ChatGPT), I would encourage you to take the next…
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