This week, we are chatting all about Chat GPT, an AI (artificial intelligence) chatbot.  We'll give you our initial thoughts and reactions to Chat GPT, as well as what this might mean for education and our classrooms. 

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• Chat GPT by OpenAI (AI chatbot)
• A tool for teachers not students
• Top concern for teachers: cheating, plagiarism
• Jamie Mitchell - Chat GPT segment on CBC
• Need to shift the focus from product to process
• Beware: the information from Chat GPT is not always accurate, based on a 2021 database
• Daniel Willingham's book - Why Don't Students Like School?
• Twitter Thread - Prompting Chat GPT with PREP
• Prompting is a transferable skill
• It's a source that needs to be referenced
• Read the privacy policy before you sign up an account (requires a phone number)
• Use login button to sign up with your Google account
• Great teacher tool for idea generation, inspiration, or a first draft as a starting place
• Lesson plans can be hit or miss
• Activity - create something in Chat GPT and have students analyze it
• Might see a return to pen and paper or planners for process thinking
• Thinking requires time, creativity, inspiration - tools like Chat GPT can be helpful
• Media literacy is going to become even more important - analysis over general knowledge
• Accounts - allowed for over 13 but beware and check board policies first
• Beat the Bot "Bursday"

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