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The ISTE Blog is where edtech experts share practical strategies and ideas that educators can easily adapt for their classrooms, schools and districts. Aligned with the ISTE Standards, these posts help educators use tech to revolutionize learning.
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Artificial Intelligence
AI in the Classroom – Moving Beyond Challenges to Innovation
Date
January 19, 2025

Author, speaker, and educator Rachelle Dené Poth believes that AI can transform classrooms for students and teachers through thoughtful and ethical use.

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A Fast and Fun Educator Starter Guide to Using an AI Chatbot
Date
December 13, 2024

This easy-to-follow primer guides curious educators in getting started with an AI chatbot, including sample prompts.

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Artificial Intelligence
Using AI for Equitable Lesson Planning
Date
August 21, 2024

Can artificial intelligence help carve a path to more equitable lesson planning without overburdening educators?

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Artificial Intelligence
A New Approach to Updating the ISTE Standards
Date
August 2, 2024

ISTE+ASCD has released AI-related updates to the ISTE Standards that reflect a new, incremental approach for making revisions to the widely used framework on using technology in learning.

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Easing the Burden on Schools: Five Quality Indicators for Edtech & AI Products
Date
June 23, 2024

Seven leading edtech organizations pledge to work together on behalf of educators, product developers, students, and their families to identify quality digital learning tools.

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Authentic Engagement: Michael Hernandez on Using AI and Meaningful Assessments to Reenergize Learning
Date
June 20, 2024

Does AI inevitably lead to a rise in cheating? Michael Hernandez thinks there are other possibilities.

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