
<p>In this episode, Caroline, Dan, Juli, and Jon update each other on the AI problems they’ve resolved in their classrooms, from creating Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) to improving student writing. The...


The first school year in the age of generative AI is historic and is raising many big questions. AI Café is where active classroom teachers meet to share what we've learned about managing generative AI in the classroom this week? Grab a cup of coffee with a middle school teacher, a university professor, an early childhood educator-technology specialist, and an education researcher as we meet to share our weekly discoveries. We cover it all from the aha moments to mistakes we’ve made, and the lessons we learned. We cap the meet-up by sharing the AI tools we found most helpful and effective.
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Recent episodes include "We’re Doing Better: The AI Problems We’ve Resolved and the Questions That Linger" (18 April 2025, 28 minutes), "Lightning Presentation: Learning Unleashed 2024 Year in Review" (5 January 2025, 15 minutes), and "Lightning Presentation: AI Cafe Year in Review 2024" (3 January 2025, 10 minutes).
AI CAFE publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 23 minutes across 27 episodes.
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<p>In this episode, Caroline, Dan, Juli, and Jon update each other on the AI problems they’ve resolved in their classrooms, from creating Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) to improving student writing. The...

The Learning Unleashed Podcast with Carl Hooker presents a comprehensive review of the top trends and big ideas in educational technology from 2024. This year-in-review episode highlights key takeaways from 12 episodes...

The AI Cafe podcast’s 2024 mic drop episode looks back on a year of generative AI in education. Through the lens of a diverse cohort of educators ranging from early adopters to AI skeptics. The discussions highlight the...

<p>The conversation explores the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in education, and the varying policies across institutions. Participants discuss the importance of AI literacy for educators, the...

<p>The conversation explores the overwhelming number of AI tools available to educators and our challenges in finding time to learn and implement them effectively. Participants discuss the importance of play in...

<p>This week, we discussed the critical role of intrinsic motivation and passion in education, discussing how traditional educational systems often rely on extrinsic motivators. The group emphasized the need for...

<p>This week, we discussed the balance between utilizing technology and maintaining foundational skills. The speakers discuss the importance of struggle in the learning process, the potential dangers of over-reliance on...

<p>The conversation explores the journey of embracing AI as a tool rather than a toy. The participants discuss the importance of vetting AI apps and the need for critical thinking when using AI-generated content. They...

<p>We began by exploring whether we're just using generative AI because it's the shiny new thing. We quickly agreed that Gen AI is definitely a massive time saver. But how much time did we each have to invest in...

<p>This week, we discuss the need and practical challenges of tracking and assessing student assignments when generative AI is an approved tool. What reliable strategies can we use to see and evaluate students’...

<p>This week, we talk about an AI tool that enables teachers to create custom chatbots for specific units, provide real-time insights into student progress, level reading material, assist with IEP goals, and create...

<p>The number of new artificial intelligence tools available to educators is expanding faster than most of us can follow. This generative AI wave is introducing technologies into the classroom with many unknowns and...

<p>We start the new year by reflecting on our experiences with generative artificial intelligence in 2023 and the lessons we learned. We close by sharing our most useful discoveries and how we plan to use them in the...

<p>This week, we dove into AI image generators and how they can be used to engage students in higher-order thinking. We explored and shared the results of testing and comparing several AI image tools with real students...

<p>This week, we shared our experiences with AI-driven add-ons that enhance teaching and learning — from Clippy to Copilot. We explored ways to share grades with parents, simplify complex tasks like understanding Excel...

<p>Is using AI chatbots to provide feedback to students cheating, cutting corners, or failing to do our best for students? This week, we discovered a hidden barrier to embracing AI, no matter how useful, how much time...

<p>The results students get from AI tools like ChatGPT and Bard depend on how well they’ve learned to communicate with these resources. In this session, we explore effective ways to help students learn and remember how...

<p>Every week, we explore new and helpful ways generative artificial intelligence can support teaching and learning. This week we unwrapped a surprisingly engaging new resource that uses voice to teach and support...

<p>How We Prepared to Head Back to School With Generative Artificial Intelligence <br />Caroline Fell Kurban, Dan Jones, Juli Ross-Kleinmann, and Thomas Mennella</p> <p>It’s fascinating; this is the first back-to-school...

<p>We all agree that grading papers, providing detailed feedback, and maintaining consistency across 100 or more papers are some of the most taxing tasks on a teacher’s to-do list. This week, we met at the AI Cafe to...
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