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- Seamless syncing with web chats: Pick up where you left off on a new device.
- Vision capabilities: Use photos from your library, take new photos, or upload files to get real time image analysis.
- Open access: Users on any plan can download the Claude app free of charge.
- Increased usage: More usage per user than the Pro plan, so every teammate can get what they need from Claude
- Access to the Claude 3 model family: Use Opus, Sonnet, or Haiku. There’s a model for every business need.
- 200K context window: Room to process long documents, discuss complex topics, and maintain multi-step conversations.
- Admin tools and billing management: Manage access and billing in a centralized place.
- Everything in Pro: Priority access during high-traffic periods, early access to new features, greater usage rates, and more.
- digital badge,
- digital certificate (emailed upon completion), and
- 12 hours of CPE credit.
- TechApps for Texas resources (tons of them!) organized by grade, learning standard, and category
- Some of the topics include Online Safety and Digital Citizenship, among many others
- Resources include presentation resources for teachers, standards, and sample lessons by grade level
- Gamified student interface with engaging content is available (very colorful)
- Students have options for reflecting
- Lessons and Resources in Spanish are available
- Mon Apr 29th to Thurs May Ist
- Three time slots: 6 p,m, 7p.m and 8 p.m (EST)
- Students: $25
- Before April 21st: $30
- April 21st on: $50
- Over 25 online workshops
- Certificate of participation (after attending 4 or more sessions)
- Conference e-book full of practical suggestions and insight from each workshop
- AI Literacy: Starting out *** AI & Key Subject Areas:** ECE. English, Mathematics and Visual Arts
- AI & Ethical Issues: Cheating, Culture, Deepfakes, Privacy, Influence on Women,
- AI Tools: Canva AI, Chatbots, ChatGTP, MagicSchool
- AI & Learning: Engagement, Neurodiversity, Personalized Feedback, UDL
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LinkShare: Image Accessibility
How interesting to discover this resource for Image Accessibility tool from Arizona State University. It appears to be an AI-powered tool to generating alt text, etc.
Enhance the accessibility of your course images with our intuitive tool. Designed to effortlessly generate alt text and detailed descriptions, as well as extract text from slides and images that are not accessible, our tool simplifies the creation of inclusive content. Just upload your image and hit ‘Create Image Details.’ Within seconds, you’ll see the generated content appear on the right side of the screen. Need to tailor the descriptions further? Easily add more specifics with the ‘Add Details’ option and generate updated descriptions to perfectly meet your needs.
This tool currently utilizes the GPT-4 vision model provided by OpenAI. We are using their API platform, which ensures the data sent is not retained or stored to improve their training or models.
Learn more
LinkShare: Free Curriculum for Teaching About Copyright
I hadn’t seen this copyright and creativity website. It offers free curriculum for elementary, middle, high school students, as well as professional development resources for teachers. Nice!
More from their about page:
These materials aim to provide accessible and practical information about copyright – its protections, its limitations, and its role in encouraging creativity. Rather than just emphasizing what copyright prohibits, the goal here is to offer useful and positive information about what copyright allows and how students can successfully navigate and rely on copyright in their own roles as creators. It is important to note that these materials focus on copyright in the United States.
Read more
LinkShare: Perplexity AI for Teachers
PERPLEXITY FOR EDUCATORS
Educators save hours with AI Search How will AI change education? Start our free AI Search for Educators course: seven bite-sized lessons delivered over email and designed for busy teachers like you.
LinkShare: EduChat AI App
A New South Wales AI app NSWEduChat, adapted from ChatGPT, is being deployed:
NSWEduChat, designed by the state’s Department of Education, is modelled on ChatGPT but built specifically for the state’s curriculum. Students have access to one interface, while teachers have their own version of the tool which they can use to direct classroom content.
Unlike ChatGPT, the app has been designed to only respond to questions that relate to schooling and education, via content-filtering and topic restriction.
LinkShare: Anthropic Claude iOS App and Team Plan #tcea #tceajmg
The source of the content below is an email received on 05/01/2024 at approximately 10:12 AM (CST):
Anthropic makes an announcement:
Today, we’re excited to announce the launch of the Claude iOS app, bringing the power of Claude to your iPhone—and the launch of our Team plan, making it easier to use Claude as part of a team.
Claude iOS app
With the launch of the Claude iOS app, you can access Claude from anywhere, any time.
The Claude iOS app features:
Whether you’re brainstorming ideas on the go, need a quick answer on a pressing question, or want to analyze scenes and images from the real world, our new iOS app puts the power of frontier intelligence in your back pocket.
To download the iOS app, find us on the Apple App Store.
Claude for your team
Our new Team plan is designed for ambitious teams that want to collaborate with Claude on deep work, expert research, and tasks of every size.
The Team plan includes:
In the coming weeks, we’ll be releasing collaboration features, which include citations from reliable sources to verify AI generated claims, integrations with data repositories like codebases or CRMs, and iterating with colleagues on AI-generated documents or projects—all while maintaining the highest standards of security and safety.
The Team plan is $30 per user per month, with a minimum of 5 seats. To get started with the Team plan, sign up on claude.ai.
Warmly, The Anthropic team
LinkShare: AI Literacy Day
Check out Michigan Virtual’s K-12 AI Literacy: Forging Ahead video. Their goal is to get more folks aware of AI technology in schools and AI’s impact.
This webinar provides an overview of the impact that AI technologies are having in K-12 education, highlighting the critical need to build AI literacy skills with educators and students across the state of Michigan. Presenters will also provide an in-depth look at how a number of schools and organizations are implementing curricula, programs, and training initiatives to cultivate AI literacy among students and educators in partnership with Michigan Virtual, a statewide nonprofit supporting innovation in K-12 education.
Check it out!
New Course Announcement: Technology Applications:TEKS for K-2 #Texas #Educators #tcea #tceajmg
Since it’s brand new and you may be unaware, TCEA has launched a Technology Applications:TEKS for K-2 teachers course that may meet your needs. This course provides a safe space for teachers in K-2 to explore the new TA:TEKS. In time, TCEA will set up additional courses for other grade levels.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
Since I know you’re curious, courses are $39^ each for less than 10 participants. With 10 or more participants, the course cost drops to $34 per participant per course. Participants earn a
^Note: Pricing will go up August 1 from $39 to $44 for individual course purchases where there are less than 10 courses purchased simultaneously. Be sure to purchase any courses before August 1, 2024 to get in on the $39 pricing.
What’s more, they get access to the course for one year from the date of enrollment. And, if they aren’t already TCEA members, the cost of membership is included so they can join the TCEA Community, access free webinars/livestreams TCEA offers.
HOW CAN I FIND OUT MORE?
Be sure to check the TCEA Courses website at https://tcea.org/courses for more information.
Solar Eclipse Tracking Apps
Smartphone apps that can help you track appear in this blog entry…Be sure to check out these resources to prepare yourself and your students for upcoming solar eclipses.
Prepare some lessons and activities to build up the excitement, take safety precautions, and use apps to keep you oriented to the right location for the event near you.
LinkShare: Learning.com's TechApps: State-Adopted and 100% Aligned #tceajmg #tcea
Today, I had the chance to sit in on Learning.com’s TA:TEKS webinar through TCEA. The speaker was Susan Thillen.
Some of my takeaways:
Wow, this is a pretty comprehensive resource.
LinkShare: Wakelet Community 2024
An announcement from Wakelet may be of interest:
From June 3rd - June 8th, we’re bringing the educator community together for an online conference like no other. We will be inviting the brightest, most creative educators on the planet on a week-long journey to uncover the future of education. Sessions, keynotes, giveaways, and networking are just a few of the incredible things headed your way.
As a special treat for our early birds, the first 500 registrants will receive some exclusive Wakelet Community Week swag to get you geared up and ready for a breathtaking voyage through time and space.
Linkshare: Edit DALL-E Images in ChatGPT
Editing your images with DALL·E You can now edit images you create with DALL·E The DALL·E editor interface enables you to edit images by selecting an area of the image to edit and describing your changes in chat. You can also provide a prompt with your desired edit in the conversation panel, without using the selection tool.
LinkShare: High Risk School Apps #tceajmg
Yikes!
Recent research conducted by Internet Safety Labs, a nonprofit that advocates for software safety, concluded that 78% of required or recommended school apps were “very high risk” in terms of privacy, and 79% of the apps collected student location data. The research looked at 663 U.S. schools and analyzed 1,357 commonly required or recommended school apps.
LinkShare: AI in K-12 Education Conference: Shaping Future Classrooms
Upcoming event via Ontario Tech some may be interested in paying for. Pricing is $30 if you pay before April 21st.
About the event
Artificial Intelligence (AI) will shape future classrooms. This fully online conference is for K-12 educators and administrators who want to lead the way. We will focus 5 key areas areas: AI Literacy, AI Tools, Ethical Issues, Key Subject Areas, and Teaching and Learning. Start your journey in becoming an leader in AI in Education.
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Key Areas of Focus (K-12)
Our workshop guides will provide diverse insight into a wide range of topics including