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    80 Ways to Use ChatGPT in the Classroom: Using AI to Enhance Teaching and Learning
    80 Ways to Use ChatGPT in the Classroom: Using AI to Enhance Teaching and Learning
    80 Ways to Use ChatGPT in the Classroom: Using AI to Enhance Teaching and Learning
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    80 Ways to Use ChatGPT in the Classroom: Using AI to Enhance Teaching and Learning

    By Stan Skrabut

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    What is the impact of chatGPT on your classroom? Should you be concerned? Should you use it or not?


    In the book, "80 Ways to Use ChatGPT in the Classroom: Using AI to Enhance Teaching and Learning," Dr. Stan Skrabut, an instructional technologist and designer, explores these topics and much more. He presents different ways to i

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    PublisherStanley A. Skrabut
    Release dateFeb 4, 2023
    ISBN9798985553741
    80 Ways to Use ChatGPT in the Classroom: Using AI to Enhance Teaching and Learning
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    Stan Skrabut

    Stan Skrabut is a lifelong learner who has spent his career helping people and organizations achieve improved performance. He earned a Doctorate in Education from the University of Wyoming. He specializes in using technology as a force multiplier to achieve greater results with less effort. He lives with his wife and two dogs in Rhode Island. Nomadic in nature, he loves to travel and has lived in Germany, Belgium, Holland, Turkey, and various locations across the United States. His number one passion is helping others achieve their goals.

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      80 Ways to Use ChatGPT in the Classroom - Stan Skrabut

      ebook - 80 Ways to Use ChatGPT in the Classroom

      Using AI to Enhance Teaching and Learning

      Stan Skrabut, Ed.D.

      Contents

      Copyright

      1.Introduction

      What is chatGPT?

      How to Use chatGPT

      Keys to using ChatGPT

      2.Using chatGPT to Prepare for Classes

      1. Create a Course Description

      2. Create Learning Goals and Objectives

      3. Write a Lesson Plan

      4. Craft Classroom Activities

      5. Develop a List of Ice Breaker Questions and Activities

      6. Identify Community-Building Activities

      7. Create examples

      8. Ideas for Starting Your Class

      9. Craft Lecture Notes

      10. Whiteboard Layout

      11. Create Rubrics

      12. Generate Project Ideas

      13. Generate Discussion Questions

      14. Test your Assignment Prompts

      3.Using chatGPT for Providing Instructional Assistance

      15. Essay Grading

      16. Reading Comprehension

      17. Create a Madlib Story

      18. Create a Topic Outline

      19. Generate Writing Prompts

      20. Prepare Writing Samples

      21. Write Instructions for Various Tasks

      22. Personalized Study Plans

      23. Create a Presentation Outline

      24. Generate Dummy Data

      4.Using chatGPT for Creating Assessments

      25. Create Fill-in-the-Blank Exercises

      26. Generating Test Questions

      27. Interactive Quizzes

      5.Using chatGPT for Creating Study Aids

      28. Create Study Guides

      29. Build Vocabulary Lists

      30. Create Flashcards

      6.Using chatGPT to Develop Classroom Activities

      31. Check an Essay to See if AI Wrote It

      32. Critical Analysis of AI Generate Text

      33. Debate Assistance

      34. Write Interactive Fiction

      35. Simulation-Based Learning

      36. Dialogue Generation

      37. Require AI Use as Part of Assignments

      38. List Ways Students Can Use AI in your Discipline

      39. Use With Think, Pair, Share

      40. Predict chatGPT’s Response

      41. Grade chatGPT’s Response

      7.Ways Students can Use chatGPT

      42. Writing Assistance

      43. Language Translation

      44. Language Discussion Partner

      45. Digital Tutor

      46. Q&A Session

      47. Speech and Presentation Assistance

      48. Digital Storytelling

      49. Summarizing Articles

      50. Clarifying Topics

      51. Personalized Learning

      52. Research Assistance

      53. Expand on Notes

      8.Using chatGPT for Computer Programming

      54. Write Code

      55. Explain What Code Does

      56. Troubleshoot Scripts

      57. Write SQL Code

      58. Clean Up HTML Code

      59. Write Application Scripts

      60. Add Comments To Your Code

      9.Other Uses

      61. Create Blog Posts

      62. Write a Book Review

      63. Write a Play Script

      64. Create Video Scripts

      65. Rewrite Content for Different Audiences

      66. Draft Email Messages

      67. Draft Letters of Recommendation

      68. Generate a Recommendation List

      69. Interview Questions

      70. Draft a Grant Proposal

      71. Draft a Conference Proposal

      72. Draft a Press Release for a Project

      73. Convert References From One Format to Another

      74. Convert First-Person to Third-Person

      75. Summarize Meeting Notes

      76. Analyze a Dataset

      77. Draft Award Packages

      78. Summarize Your Articles

      79. TL;DR Summaries

      80. Translate Research Articles

      10.Combatting GPT

      Stress Why Writing is Important

      Get Rid of Disposable Assignments

      Use chatGPT as Part of the Assignment

      Assess the Process vs Outcome

      Information Literacy

      Give Credit to AI Co-writers

      Discuss Academic Honesty Expectations

      Test Your Assignment in chatGPT

      Assignment Design

      Flip Your Classroom

      11.Conclusion

      Notes

      Did You Find a Typo?

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      Acknowledgments

      Copyright © 2023 by Stan Skrabut

      All rights reserved.

      No portion of this book may be reproduced in any form without written permission from the publisher or author, except as permitted by U.S. copyright law.

      Paperback ISBN: 979-8-9855537-6-5

      eBook ISBN: 979-8-9855537-4-1

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      Chapter one

      Introduction

      ChatGPT leapt onto the scene in November 2022. It is already disrupting businesses and industries like higher education, similar to the printing press and the internet. At its core, chatGPT uses artificial intelligence to compose responses to queries spanning numerous topics.

      Naturally, in education, the camps are divided between those who want to ban chatGPT because they see it as a way for students to cheat. In contrast, others see it as a tool to extend learning. As an instructional technologist, I see great potential in chatGPT. I have already started using it to support the faculty I work with.

      This book provides examples of using chatGPT to enhance the classroom experience in teaching and learning. I have shared different ways that you can use chatGPT in your classroom. For each idea, I have provided an example. The example has two parts:

      The prompt provided to chatGPT. These are in bold.

      The response from chatGPT. These are in italics.

      It is also important to note that I do not always agree with the results that chatGPT provided. Nevertheless, I want to show you what is possible.

      I am excited about what I have discovered as I work through each example. The possibilities are endless. I hope you are as enthusiastic as I am.

      What is chatGPT?

      When asked, chatGPT explained that it is a pre-trained language model created by OpenAI. It is a variant of the GPT (Generative Pre-training Transformer) model and is trained on a large dataset of conversational text. It can be fine-tuned for a variety of natural language processing tasks such as language translation, question answering, and text completion. It can also be used to generate human-like text for tasks such as chatbot development and language generation.

      ChatGPT is another addition to a line of artificial intelligence writing tools such as Jasper, Sudowrite, Quillbot, etc. It builds on Grammarly, the Hemingway app, Google Docs, Microsoft Word, and others. Historically, education has pushed back on new technologies entering the field, such as writing, printing press, slide rulers, calculators, computers, word processors, spell checkers, grammar checkers, the internet, Wikipedia, open educational resources, etc.

      Developers trained ChatGPT on a conversational text dataset, including an extensive collection of dialogue from various sources such as books, movies, and websites. OpenAI has not publicly disclosed the specific dataset used to train the model. The training dataset is vast, with over a billion words, used to train the model to learn the nuances of conversational language and generate human-like responses.

      OpenAI has not publicly disclosed the specific data used to train ChatGPT. However, they prepared the model with a diverse dataset that includes a wide range of factual information such as historical events, science, technology, and general knowledge. The training data came from various sources such as books, articles, and websites that provide accurate and reliable information. Additionally, the model could have been fine-tuned on specific factual datasets to improve its performance on certain tasks, although this information is not publicly available.

      How to Use chatGPT

      ChatGPT is a web-based tool. You can find it at https://chat.openai.com/. You must create an account to begin using chatGPT. Once you have created an account, you type in a query or action into the chat field provided. ChatGPT typically responds within 30 seconds.

      ChatGPT cannot review external pages; however, you can copy and paste the content into chatGPT. When doing so, enclose the content within quotes. ChatGPT has a query size limit and will warn you if you exceed it. Here are examples of possible prompts:

      Summarize this article

      Outline this article

      Develop multiple choice questions from this article

      Keys to using ChatGPT

      Here are some things I have learned during my short time using chatGPT.

      Be Specific When Making a Request. Be as specific as you can when crafting your prompt for chatGPT. ¹ Suppose you want to get a list of learning objectives for a course you plan to teach. You could begin by asking chatGPT:

      Write learning objectives for a change management course.

      ChatGPT returned the following:

      Understand the principles and processes of change management and their application in various organizational contexts.

      Develop the ability to assess the impact of change on individuals, teams, and organizations, and develop strategies to minimize resistance and maximize adoption.

      Learn the skills to plan, execute, and evaluate change management initiatives, including communication, stakeholder management, and project management.

      Perhaps you need them in the format of Students will… You could craft a prompt including that phrase. Such as

      Write learning objectives for a change management course in the format of Students will…

      This results in the following from chatGPT.

      Students will understand the principles and processes of change management and their application in various organizational contexts.

      Students will develop the ability to assess the impact of change on individuals, teams, and organizations, and develop strategies to minimize resistance and maximize adoption.

      Students will learn the skills to plan, execute, and evaluate change management initiatives, including communication, stakeholder management, and project management.

      You can write a more exact prompt by adding the phrasing so that. Here is an example with the results.

      Write learning objectives for a change management course in the format of Students will… and so that

      Students will understand the principles and processes of change management and their application in various organizational contexts so that they can effectively plan and implement changes in their organization.

      Students will develop the ability to assess the impact of change on individuals, teams, and organizations, and develop strategies to minimize resistance and maximize adoption so that they can effectively manage the human side of change.

      Students will learn the skills to plan, execute, and evaluate change management initiatives, including communication, stakeholder management, and project management so that they can effectively lead and manage change projects.

      As you can see, each addition makes the prompt more specific.

      Use an Iterative Approach. Use a phased

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