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AI Essentials
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Section 1: What is AI?3 Topics
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Section 2: Types of AI1 Topic
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Section 3: What Powers AI?1 Topic
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Section 4: Specialized Types of AI1 Topic
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Section 5: What is Generative AI?3 Topics
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Section 6: Prompts for Generative AI2 Topics
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Section 7: The CRE Framework in Action1 Topic
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Section 8: Let’s Start Creating Prompts9 Topics
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Scenario 1: Creating a Classroom Activity
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Scenario 2: Dealing with an Angry Parent
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Scenario 3: Drafting a School Announcement
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Scenario 4: Assisting with Legal Contracts
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Scenario 5: Writing a Proposal to the Department Head for Program Funding
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Scenario 6: Using ChatGPT to Solve Math Problems
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Using ChatGPT for Image Generation
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Using AI for Music Generation
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Using AI for Video Generation
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Scenario 1: Creating a Classroom Activity
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Section 9: Vision and Voice Features in ChatGPT2 Topics
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Section 10: Using ChatGPT Responsibly4 Topics
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Section 11: Conclusion1 Topic|1 Quiz
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Think of AI as a student learning to solve problems. It works in these steps:
- Learning with Examples
AI learns by studying a lot of examples.
- Example: To teach AI to recognize apples, you show it thousands of apple photos.
- Finding Patterns
AI notices patterns in the examples. - Example: Apples are round, have stems, and are often red or green.
- Making Decisions
AI uses these patterns to make guesses or decisions.
- Example: When AI sees a new fruit that’s round and green (or other apple colours), it might say, “That’s an apple!”
- Getting Smarter Over Time
If AI makes a mistake (e.g., calling a pear an apple), it updates its learning and improves for the future. - Example: After being corrected, the AI learns that pears are more elongated.
Analogy:
AI is like teaching a toddler. At first, they might confuse a dog with a cat, but the more examples you show, the better they get at recognizing the difference.