“Let’s Talk About AI in Teaching & Learning” – with Dr. Alec Couros

On January 13, 2023, the CTL offered a session on the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in teaching & learning. The slides and key resources are available below. A recording of the session will be added to this post once it’s available.

Key Articles & Resources:

• 10 Facts about ChatGPT – Great article from Contact North
• The Dawn of AI and its Significance on Education – Great article from The Conversation
• Teachers – Read these Articles about ChatGPT – Includes a number of interesting examples of ChatGPT use
• Wait Until You See What is Coming – Interesting article from Vox with near-term predictions about AI
• Microsoft’s AI Can Clone Your Voice in Three Seconds – A sign of things to come?
• I Taught ChatGPT to Create a Fictional Language – Interesting post that hints at the great possibilities of AI
• ChatGPT – An incredibly powerful AI chatbot
• GPTZero – A tool for detecting AI-generated plagiarism (AIgiarism)
• The Ultimate Prompt Engineering Guide – Great resource from the AI Exchange
• ChatGPT Prompts – A growing list of prompts that are useful for advanced ChatGPT functionality
• Future Tools – A great, searchable list of emerging AI tools
• DALL-E2 – Open AI’s generative art tool
• Midjourney – A generative art tool/community
• NightCafe – A growing AI art-generator tool/community
• Descript – A powerful video editor where edits can be made via text
• Recut – An AI tool that removes pauses from video
• Tome – An AI tool for creating slide decks from text prompts
• Otter.ai – A great tool for recording and summarizing online meetings
• Readwise Reader – A multi-format reading tool with “ghost reader” functionality

Important note: This post is not an endorsement of any of the above tools, many of which are commercial products. This post is simply to bring awareness to the functionality of a growing number of AI tools.

For questions about this presentation, please contact alec.couros@uregina.ca