Introduction

What should educators when trying to improve their workflows?

During this hands-on workshop, participants will use both their personal laptops and their mobile phones to complete guided demonstrations of several services that use large language models to modify or originate teaching materials. At specific intervals, participants will be shown use cases in which the AI-enhanced workflows can be applied. This is an intense training programme requiring participants to produce and evaluate content suitable for reuse in education and business settings.

Agenda

• Introductions
• Session 1 - 4

Requirements

• Have a paid version of an AI (e.g., ChatGPT-4o, Copilot, Perplexity, or Claude
• Able to use a smartphone’s camera, search function, and audio capture.
• Laptop, tablet, or workstation access must allow domains ending in .ai and .io suffixes

What participants take away from workshop

By the end of the workshop, participants should have hands-on experience using AI tools on their laptops and mobile devices, a solid understanding of AI's capabilities and limitations in content creation, and the ability to evaluate and refine AI-generated outputs for use in educational and business settings.

• Who is this workshop for?
• Format Used
• Helpful Info for Mobile Phones

Workshop Developers

Bernie Goldbach is a lecturer and instructor pilot in Ireland. You can find Bernie Goldbach online as @topgold on all good social networks. He listens to https://LinkedIn.com/in/topgold more than he reads email.

Frances O Donnell is an experienced instructional designer at Atlantic Technological University with a strong background in digital technology and online learning. linkedin.com/in/educatefran

Filipe Santos is a professor at the Polytechnic Institute of Leiria, Portugal who specialises in Multimedia in Education and Information and Communication Technologies for Development. https://www.linkedin.com/in/filipesan/

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Session Outlines and Materials

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edulearn25: AI Workshop (Home)

Session 1 Tools and Vaults

Session 2 Visual Storytelling

Session 3 Prompting

Session 4 Decks

Session 5 Mindpal

Session 6 Ethics

Session 7 Composite Task

Presentations & Videos

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