Episode 216 - How do you handle a curious or mischievous tech student?
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Show Notes
Tune in for an engaging chat about the latest educational AI updates from Microsoft, which include new tools and changes, such as Microsoft co-pilot chat features for students aged 13 and up. The discussion also touches on the dynamics of summer school technology mishaps. The hosts also discuss how to handle students' tech misadventures, exploring the delicate balance between discipline and education, and the importance of communication between educators and tech-savvy students.
k12sysadmin post we talk about
https://dayofai.org/families/day-of-ai-common-sense-media-ai-literacy-toolkit-for-families/ - link Mark mentions
https://help.lightspeedsystems.com/s/article/Current-Agent-Versions-for-Lightspeed?language=en_US - Lightspeed V3 Manifest Chris mentions
00:00:00-Introduction
00:09:00-AI Updates from Microsoft & Day of AI
00:13:25-Supreme Court Decisions
00:21:20-Dealing with Student Misbehavior
00:30:32-A buggy Smartboard
00:34:50-Conversations with Students
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Music by Colt Ball
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