How to Prepare for the New School Year With ChatGPT

ChatGPT wizard and teacher Jessica Lyons will show you how to use artificial intelligence to get your summer back. You will learn how to use ChatGPT to prepare for the new school year and improve learning outcomes.

What You'll Learn

How can you use ChatGPT to prepare for the new school year?
What ChatGPT strategies will enhance learning outcomes?
Which administrative tasks can you streamline with ChatGPT?
What prompts can you use to generate the resources you need?
How can you create personalized learning experiences for individual students?
How can ChatGPT enhance student engagement and motivation?

When:

Wednesday, July 26, 2023; 3:30 PM Eastern

Scheduled for 60 minutes including question and answer period.

Training Overview

Enjoy your summer! Use ChatGPT to prepare for next year.

You do not need to spend your entire summer preparing for the next school year. ChatGPT can help you get everything ready for 2023–24. Instead of writing content, you can focus on a sandy beach, a comfy couch, a whirlwind adventure, or a lucrative summer job.

By mastering the magic prompts and innovative techniques, you can use generative artificial intelligence to design curriculum, create classroom materials, plan your syllabus, design assessments, and much more. You will be able to complete activities that used to take days in minutes.

How can you use ChatGPT to prepare for the new school year?
What ChatGPT strategies will enhance learning outcomes?
Which administrative tasks can you streamline with ChatGPT?
What prompts can you use to generate the resources you need?
How can you create personalized learning experiences for individual students?
How can ChatGPT enhance student engagement and motivation?

Who Should Attend?

Educators
Teachers
Superintendents
Deputy, associate, and assistant superintendents
Chief business and operations officers
Diversity and equity officers
Directors of curriculum and instruction
Directors of special education
Personnel and human resources directors
Principals
Assistant principals

Department chairs
Faculty union representatives
Special education directors
Program directors
Curriculum specialists
Learning strategists
Literacy coaches
Future teachers
Teaching assistants
Paraprofessionals

Expert Presenter

Jessica Lyons

High school English teacher in Indiana
Served as a department head and a PLC leader
19-year career
Master’s degree in English from Arizona State University
Master’s degree in Curriculum Design from Indiana Wesleyan University
Administrator’s license

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