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Here’s what we have for you today:

• Throwback Thursday: Planning with AI

• AI EdTech Tool: Wisdolia for Making Flashcards in a Flash!

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Throwback Thursday: Planning with AI

Have you wondered how common AI tools could help you to create lesson plans?

If so, look no further.

In our post from September 2023, “Planning with AI 101: From Curious to Competent AI-Curious,” Kourtney explores current AI tools that will help you plan better and more efficiently.

Not only planning better and more efficiently, the article shows you how to “coach” tools to give you exactly what you need and provide recommendations for tools to fulfill certain planning goals.

You can find the entire archive of Teacher’s AIed posts at aithena.ai.

AI EdTech Tool: Wisdolia for Making Flashcards in a Flash!

Flashcards are fantastic!

Students can quiz themselves easily to study. Furthermore, they help students solidify key terms and think through potential assessment questions.

But, making flashcards is so time-consuming.

Whether you’re creating physical or virtual flashcards, it is a pain to make them!

Wisdolia, an AI-powered EdTech tool, offers a time-saving solution!

The first step is to upload a webpage, YouTube, or PDF with the content you want your students to study.

Once uploaded, Wisdolia’s AI creates flashcards based on the content.

(Tip: until you log in, it seems to limit you to very few questions. Once you log in, it will create larger flashcard sets for you!)

For example, I found the Wikipedia page for the French and Indian War and provided that to Wisdolia. In less than a minute, it crawled the webpage and created about 100 flashcards based on the content!

While studying, you have two options: provide an answer for it to analyze or ask it to show you the answer. If you provide an answer, it will provide AI-generated and specific feedback!

You can save a subset of the created cards, edit the questions and answers as needed, and even export the cards to Anki - a very popular flashcard software.

So, do yourself and your students a favor - check out https://app.wisdolia.com to learn more and try it out for yourself!

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Class dismissed!

Lewis Poche & Kourtney Bradshaw-Clay