Author: robert lewis

  • UbD DL-PD

    UbD DL-PD

    Project:

    UFT-CWE DL-PD Training #5

    Big Idea:

    What DL standards apply
    across CWE’s workforce development programs?

    Desired Results


    Goals: Practicing aligning ISTE, NYSED, NSQ and UNESCO digital literacy standards to an activity with a digital component will deepen our understandings of our andragogies.

    Understandings:

    • We should create DL standards that are meaningful to all of our members.
    • Standards alignment is a means, not an ends. Uncovering standards aligned to what you want to do in your class offers a deeper, meta-cognitive understanding of your personal pedagogy.
    • Standards are not “things we have to do,” they challenge us to do our jobs better.

    Participants will acquire: familiarity with a variety of DL standards as well as proficiency with standards alignment techniques. Also using Padlet.

    Evidence


    Performance Tasks:

    • draw connections between digital literacy (DL) standards and an activity they design, with a digital component
    • Criteria are TBD, as this is our first time rollout, however, did instructors mimic my model, or create something original?

    Roles: Each instructor will design an activity for their classes with a digital component that they will then align to a various digital literacy standards.

    Audience: all members of the UFT-CWE.

    Situation: An online PD training for UFT-CWE members on applying digital literacy standards to our personal andragogies.

    Products: Participants will draw something to align digital literacy standards to an activity they would like to do in their classroom with a digital component. The drawings will encourage instructors to reflect upon

    1. how standards can improve their andragogies
    2. specific standards related to each instructors’ way of teaching.

    Criteria for Success: my model

    Instructors will produce a drawing illustrating how DL standards are aligned to an activity with a digital component that each design.

    Completing a Post Training Satisfaction Survey will be requested.

    Where u @?Padlets!
    Hold interestall the bells and whistles of my Green Building lesson
    Equip participantsHow to use Padlets, survey DL standards online, draw connections between standards and instructional delivery
    Rethink & Revise“what do standards mean to you?”
    Evaluate work and implicationssurvey
    Tailored to differencesThe “Big Idea” is all about the fact that each of us in UFT-CWE teaches unique content, in unique contexts, leading to the difficulty for each of us to share standards across our UFT-CWE chapter.
    Organizednot!
  • AI 4 UFT-CWE

    AI 4 UFT-CWE

    bit.ly/uftcwe-dl-01

    https://www.linkedin.com/posts/greeneducator_educraft-activity-7078505156836745216-RPuS?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

    Thao Vu

    GoogleSlides

    Thao’s Apps

    ChatGPT

    Dall-E-2
    ChatPDF
    AI Excel Bot

    Chelsey A. Barber

    GoogleSlides

    Chelsey‘s first ping was Cape May.
    Like Thao, Chelsey mastered English. She landed her first Manhattan gig at the IDEAL school. She currently teaches at the Repertory Company HS for Theater Arts (M531).

    Chelsey last presented at the Artificial Intelligence and Equitable Educational Futures for 6-12 Teachers, at Teachers College‘s Digital Futures Initiative.

    Chelsey’s Apps

    Conker.ai
    Consensus
    Education Co-Pilot
    Gradescope
    Grammarly Go
    myViewBoard.com
    Otter.ai
    Rezi
    TeachMateAi
    Otter.ai is my fav

    Other AI apps

    Bard
    Canva Text-to-Image | Magic Write
    Elai
    Gamma
    Midjourney
    Powtoon
    Teachermatic
    teachology
     voicegenerator.io
    from DTI

    Here are some current Cognitive Tutors and Teachable Agents:

    Based on Betty’s Brain and LearnLab.

  • Exiting 83 Maiden

    Good afternoon!

    Our tack today has been how AI can lessen our tedious tasks,
    so we can do what we do best, better.

    What do you think AI can help you do, better?

    [Anonymous poll]

    comments to revise

  • Entering 83 Maiden

    Good morning!

    Our tack today is how AI can lessen our tedious tasks,
    so we can do what we do best, better.

    What do you think AI can help you do, better?

    [Anonymous poll]

    comments to revise

  • Ǝmbodied AI?

    Ǝmbodied AI?

    May ChatGPT pray to God?
    Will Theodore divine Samantha?
    Is HAL ever going to stop blaming Dave?

    Last Friday’s ChatGPT service, part of Deutscher Evangelischer Kirchentag
    led 54 y.o. AI worker Heiderose Schmidt to reflect:

    There was no heart and no soul. The avatars showed no emotions at all, had no body language and were talking so fast and monotonously that it was very hard for me to concentrate on what they said.

    Thousands of AI workers have signed on to an open letter expressing ethical concerns about GPT-4.

    My opening remarks towards our class homework question:
    what kinds of AI does your place of business (POB) employ?
    Answer: absolutely none.


    POB HQ, August 2020: I rundown of our (then) 3 month LMS response to COVID. Primary takeaway: we weren’t even close to a beta (β) version.

    Beginning of our last class, I closed our presentation with DS’s catherding slide:

    My conclusion
    when it comes to “data,”
    we are all straying close to a fundamental (α) dimension,
    ubiquitous-embodied-multi-modal
    We are All at Level 1.


    What last Friday’s German Evangelical service lacked was affect: ostensive gestures, embodied communication, self-efficacy seeking, connectedness and pleasure. As we implement AI into our lives, how can they help bring us a higher life?

    RQ: What design factors for Cognitive Tutors and Teachable Agents can further Worker Education?


    Here are some current Cognitive Tutors and Teachable Agents:

    Of course, they can be used in more common digital management systems. For example, Co-Writer can write memos from highlighted spreadsheet cells. These education AIs are a subset of “machine learning.” Even middle school learners will master “machine learning,” if it will help them in a game. Visual tools can also facilitate machine learning.

    Betty’s Brain is a good starting point to critique current designs of online learning platforms. 3 systems were designed for it:

    1. Learning by Being Taught (ITS) System
    2. Barebones Learning by Teaching (LBT) System
    3. Learning by Teaching with Self Regulated Learning (SRL) System

    Betty’s Brain was able to guide confusion states by 8th graders towards delight and flow states. “At-risk” populations may be guided towards not disengaging. More importantly, when the SRL group had to expressly query Mr. Davis, an AI tutor, although they were initially slower to master content, moving forward their performance improved significantly. When all 3 groups were presented with new material, the SRL group performed best.

    LearnLab was another early cognitive tutor applying the adaptive control of thought-rational (ACT-R) model. This model gathers dense data streams of student behavior and a large sample of students to greatly expand our knowledge of students’ mathematical cognition.

    Another necessary design factor is successful integration into the school, into the classroom, and into a curriculum.


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