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DebunkBot

DebunkBot: Teaching With The Conspiracy-Busting AI

By Erik Ofgang published

Created by researchers at MIT and other higher ed institutions, DebunkBot engages in conversation with users about conspiracy theories. It’s an interesting tool for teaching AI and media literacy.

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FactCheck.org

FactCheck.org: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

FactCheck.org is dedicated to truth by debunking myths and rumors

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A robot studying at a library.

Teaching Students To Use AI More Effectively

By Erik Ofgang published

Dr. Jennifer Parker has developed a framework that helps students and teachers write better prompts and create stronger AI outputs.

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Unfreeze my device

What to Know About Buying a Chromebook

By Luke Edwards published

Buying a Chromebook can save money, make life easier, and enhance battery life

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Creating an internal communication system helps keep educators connected while protecting vital information

Creating An App That Keeps A School Community Connected

By Michael Millington published

INNOVATIVE LEADER AWARD - How one district created its own communication app to help stay connected to the school community

digital citizenship

What is Toy Theater and How Does It Work?

By Diana Restifo published

Toy Theater provides imaginative, fun, and effective games for teaching math, reading, art, and more.

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Kaibot

Kaibot: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Kaibot helps teach coding by blending the physical and virtual worlds.

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ai-resistant assessments

4 Tips for Designing AI-Resistant Assessments

By Steve Baule, Erin Carter published

As AI continues to evolve, instructors must modify their approach by designing meaningful, rigorous assessments.

Miro

Miro: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Miro make work collaboration easy and fun for teachers and students.

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microcredentials

Facilitating Microcredentials For K-12 Students

By Erik Ofgang published

Microcredentials are bite-sized certificates of competency in various skills and can help students separate themselves on the job market.

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