Thursday, November 20, 2025

Exit Slip (2025.11.20)

Our presentation activity would be a mini learning session, following closely to our topic on how we can use AI to learn. We will give a prompt for which the audience will search on ChatGPT and learn something from it. Then we'll have a few people to share with the class on what they have just learned with ChatGPT, and how it connects to what we talk about in our presentation.
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  1. Susan GerofskyNovember 25, 2025 at 2:30 PM

    Thanks Jordan! This sounds like a good interactive activity for your Inquiry 1 presentation.

    But there is is still another element of your project that you haven't talked about yet: that is, the connections with the real world of teaching and learning around your topic. That would typically include conversations with teachers, learners, possibly parents, administrators, AI designers, etc. about your topic. Please add your plans (or what you have already done) to address this aspect of your Inquiry 1 project to your blog post! Thanks.

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