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AI Handbook (Updated 2024)

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Our AI Handbook investigates the transformative nature of ChatGPT and image generation software in the classroom, while cautioning the real ethical and societal concerns of using these tools.

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Our goal is to provide a list of ways to get started using AI in the classroom while not losing our humanity in the process. AI is not meant to replace people, but – like Desmos or Wikipedia – is a tool that expands our capabilities. If our students are to understand a future with AI, we need to see through the exaggerated hype and look past the doom-and-gloom to see these tools for what they are. We must be proactive in teaching students how and when to use AI while taking a critical lens to how it works and its potential pitfalls.

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