Kris Beck, Director of Computer Science for Chicago Public Schools, shares how her district is working to empower all students with CS and future-ready skills.
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#289 – AI and the 4 Cs: Critical Thinking
Explore how generative AI tools can help facilitate critical thinking in the K–12 classroom.
AI and the 4 Cs: Creativity
Explore how generative artificial intelligence can enhance creativity in the K–12 classroom.
AI and the 4 Cs: Critical Thinking
Explore strategies for using generative AI tools to facilitate critical thinking in K–12 classrooms.
#288 – The State of Digital Teaching and Learning, with Kristina Ishmael
Kristina Ishmael, former Deputy Director at the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Educational Technology, helps us reflect on the current state of digital teaching and learning.
#287 – AI and the 4 Cs: Collaboration
Explore three ways that students can improve collaboration skills through interaction with generative artificial intelligence.
#286 – The National Educational Technology Plan, with Zac Chase
Zac Chase, Digital Equity Impact Fellow with the United States Department of Education’s Office of Educational Technology, joins us to unpack the National Educational Technology Plan and explore how districts can use this powerful document.
#285 – AI and the 4 Cs: Communication
Explore six strategies that you can use to protect yourself—and your students—from misinformation.
AI and the 4 Cs: Communication
Explore strategies for using artificial intelligence tools to improve communication in K–12 education.
AI and the 4 Cs: Collaboration
Explore three strategies that students can use to improve their ability to collaborate with AI.
#284 – MagicSchool, with Adeel Khan
Adeel Khan talks about MagicSchool, MagicStudent, and his journey to developing these suites of AI tools for K–12 teachers, administrators, and students.
#283 – News Literacy Project
Explore our favorite resources—all of them free—available on the News Literacy Project website that can help teachers learn about news literacy and also teach it to their students.
#282 – Educator Voices: Artificial Intelligence, Part II
Educators from across the United States again share their experiences and further insights around artificial intelligence.
#281 – “Cheap Fakes”
Discover how four types of “cheap fakes” are being used to spread misinformation.
“Cheap Fakes”
Learn about the dangers of “cheap fakes,” which involve the manipulation of media to make something look real when it really isn’t, but unlike deepfakes, they take very little skill to create and can be made with simple and accessible tools.