Michelle Manning
@manningtechtalk.bsky.social
Instructional Technology Integration Specialist, Presenter, Consultant, & Trainer passionate about leveraging #EdTech to amplify and enhance the curriculum to make lessons accessible for all students for an inclusive education. #EduSky #EduGuardians
These tips are such time-savers! Which one is your favorite? For me I think it's mute 🤫 and snooze 😴 ! Let me know in the comments!
August 29, 2025 at 1:52 PM
These tips are such time-savers! Which one is your favorite? For me I think it's mute 🤫 and snooze 😴 ! Let me know in the comments!
I wish I could watch it in the US. How are you watching it?
August 25, 2025 at 1:53 AM
I wish I could watch it in the US. How are you watching it?
I feel like when we say AI we need to clarify. It’s a really big broad umbrella just like when we say the Internet.
There are safe, approved platforms that are geared towards students which is where I think we should begin. Not just throwing them out into the wild wild west of AI.
There are safe, approved platforms that are geared towards students which is where I think we should begin. Not just throwing them out into the wild wild west of AI.
August 5, 2025 at 9:38 PM
I feel like when we say AI we need to clarify. It’s a really big broad umbrella just like when we say the Internet.
There are safe, approved platforms that are geared towards students which is where I think we should begin. Not just throwing them out into the wild wild west of AI.
There are safe, approved platforms that are geared towards students which is where I think we should begin. Not just throwing them out into the wild wild west of AI.
I agree with the author that we need to teach students how to use AI l, but I like how Matt Miller talks about transparency and having the students hand in and identify what was done with AI. And of course, with parameters and directing them to approved, safe, AI sites.
@ditchthattextbook.com
@ditchthattextbook.com
August 5, 2025 at 9:37 PM
I agree with the author that we need to teach students how to use AI l, but I like how Matt Miller talks about transparency and having the students hand in and identify what was done with AI. And of course, with parameters and directing them to approved, safe, AI sites.
@ditchthattextbook.com
@ditchthattextbook.com
AI is a huge umbrella!
AI that is embedded in platforms that we trust & have signed privacy agreements, then it is appropriate when monitored & guidelines have been established.
When managed effectively, it is a tool that students have to learn how to use appropriately! Just like the Internet.
AI that is embedded in platforms that we trust & have signed privacy agreements, then it is appropriate when monitored & guidelines have been established.
When managed effectively, it is a tool that students have to learn how to use appropriately! Just like the Internet.
July 26, 2025 at 5:47 PM
AI is a huge umbrella!
AI that is embedded in platforms that we trust & have signed privacy agreements, then it is appropriate when monitored & guidelines have been established.
When managed effectively, it is a tool that students have to learn how to use appropriately! Just like the Internet.
AI that is embedded in platforms that we trust & have signed privacy agreements, then it is appropriate when monitored & guidelines have been established.
When managed effectively, it is a tool that students have to learn how to use appropriately! Just like the Internet.