Teaching with AI: A Practical Guide to a New Era of Human Learning

Lots of useful prompts, detailed and provides the teacher with ways to incorporate AI into their classroom.

Great book! If you are interested this worth the read. Before you buy a book it’s always good to think about what you hope to get out of it. This year one of my goals it to help students better use AI. This book helped a lot.

Really great resource for teachers who are already being inundated with issues around artificial intelligence, whether we like it or not!

An easy but informative read.....worth the buy.

How you read this will depend on what you want to use it for. I've read it twice now--the first time I just read it through and made lots of margin notes and underlines. Afterward, I led a faculty book discussion group on this book, and mostly skimmed it. But in doing so I found that the later sections on "teaching" and "learning" would also be great just for reference. There are loads of prompt examples--including sample results from different chat bots. There are also just some very excellent ideas for how to adapt your teaching and assessment in an age of readily available and sophisticated AI chat bots. I've incorporated several of these ideas into my teaching already and have been pleased. Even if you find just two or three ideas from this book that you'll use regularly, it's definitely worth purchasing and reading. I want to pay proper respect, though, to the first section of the book. It is a wonderful introduction to artificial intelligence and some ways to think about it in the context of teaching and learning. The authors are definitely supporting the use of AI in teaching and learning--but it's tempered by appropriate caution regarding the as-yet-unknown influence AI might have on learning. Rather, they cause us to re-analyze the learning process. What aspects of learning are critical for developing skill and expertise? How do we still ensure that the "work" of learning happens appropriately and isn't replaced with AI doing all that work for us? Since this book focuses more on the practical side of AI in teaching and learning, there's certainly more that could be said about these cautions than what you'll find in this book. But given its purpose, I think the book treats the subject adequately. I guess the best I can say is BUY THIS. READ IT. If you are a teacher, you need to read this book.

It is a very well thought and written book by education experts. Every teacher would read this, boo.