Teachers will be able to improve the effectiveness of their AI prompts to generate clearer, more relevant, and higher-order thinking prompts and materials for students. 

I am successful when I can....

1) Identify and correct vague or unclear prompts to make them more specific and purposeful.

2) Incorporate context, clear tasks, and desired formats into my prompts to guide AI responses effectively.

3) Craft prompts that encourage higher-order thinking, such as analysis, synthesis, and evaluation, rather than simple recall.

4) Adjust prompts to support diverse learners by specifying language level, tone, and the use of visuals or examples.

Part 1: Spot the Difference

Part 2: A.I. Prompt Suggestions

Part 3: A.I. Memory

Part 4: Choosing the right tool for the job

Part 5: Custom GPTs

1) ChatGPT

2) SchoolAI

3) MagicSchool AI

4) Anthropic -Claude 

5) LM Notebook 

Pro

• Designed to provide human-like responses that sound natural. 

• Provides best model for free

Con

• Does not have access to real-time information (i.e today's news)

• Limited features (can't make images as of today)

Pro

• ChatGPT is a good general-purpose LLM for tasks like brainstorming, writing, and research. 

• Has cutting edge features (image creation, live video, voice assistant, etc)

Cons

• Free version is very limited and does not give access to best models.

Pro: 

• Best for analyzing large amounts of data (excel, sheets), pdfs or websites.  

• Can make podcasts from the info you upload. 

Con: 

• Limited in what it can make or produce. 

Pro:

• Responses are more warm and human-like. 

• Good at difficult tasks that require a lot of reasoning.

Cons:

• Has no features besides chat. 

• Privacy concerns 

Pro

• Free to use

• Can design spaces for students to safely interact with AI

Con

• Does not have many tools

Pro

• Has a huge library of tools for free. 

• Friendly interface for newcomers. 

• Student rooms can be generated for students to interact with AI

Cons

• Limited access with the free version.