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Merlyn Mind Looks to Simplify the Teaching Process Through Responsible AI Use

By Michael Millington published

At ISTELive 2024, Merlyn Mind Chief Revenue Officer Levi Belnap discussed their efforts in applying AI procedures in ways that can help ease the workload of the average grade school teacher.

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The NEA Has Adopted A New Statement On AI in Education. Here’s What Educators Think

By Erik Ofgang published

We spoke to educators about the NEA’s new policy statement on AI in education. They shared what they liked about it and a few areas that could be improved.

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I Tested Grammarly’s AI Writing Assistant For Teaching. I Love And Hate It

By Erik Ofgang published

When Grammarly's AI writing assistant is working it's great, but when it's bad, it's very bad.

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Writable: How to Use It to Teach Writing

By Luke Edwards published

Writable offers guided learning to free up teacher time for better student engagement in class

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Gamma: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Use Gamma AI to create presentations, websites, and documents for class very easily and quickly

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AI Is Getting Better At Grading. Should Teachers Use It To Grade?

By Erik Ofgang published

AI grading tools can now match human accuracy and consistency in certain topics and situations putting the spotlight on the ethics of machine grading.

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Teaching Writing With AI Without Replacing Thinking: 4 Tips

By Erik Ofgang published

AI has a lot of potential for writing students, but we can’t let it replace the thinking parts of writing, says writing professor Steve Graham

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Free Sites for Back to School

By Diana Restifo published

Top free and freemium sites for learning

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New Teacher Starter Kit

By Ray Bendici last updated

This new teacher starter kit offers advice, best practices, and edtech resources for educators beginning their careers

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Diffit: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Diffit uses AI to create classroom resources that are original and helpful

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