AI and ChatGPT

If you are interested in using AI/ChatGPT in your classroom or work here are some suggestions in how to use the tool with links to consider:

• Produce coherent, fluently written original essays on any topic

• Answer short-answer questions

• Grade a paper and offer appropriate comments guiding the author to improve their work

• Create lesson plans and quizzes

• Create workable recipes given specific parameters

• Write poetry and fiction of lower quality

• Write computer code that is fully functional in Python, C+, and other common languages

• Revise its work according to specific parameters

AI generative programs are being updated frequently. However, remember that ChatGPT does not browse the internet or have information about events after 2021, as seen in these bullet points. Use the links to learn more information.

ChatGPT CAN NOT:

• Write a self-reflection
  • (e.g., "Describe how the content we covered in class last week shifted your thinking about your role as a current/future teacher").
• Write about anything that happened after 2021
• Provide non-text-based response
• Make predictions about future events
• Browse or summarize content from the internet
• Draw connections between class content and visual materials

ChatGPT and Education: Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning by Northern Illinois University's Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0/ Edited