Videos are coming. I’ve been dealing with a lost voice for the last two weeks. I’d love to hear some of the topics you’re looking forward to hearing about. Any questions about any tech you’re using in the classroom?
I have been seeing a lot of talk lately about using AI agents in the classroom. After working with AI daily in my teaching and content creation, I have found that master prompts are still the most effective and flexible approach for educators.
Teaching requires constant adjustment. Every student and every lesson needs a different touch. A well built master prompt gives teachers a strong structure while still letting us personalize and adapt for real classroom needs. Agents can be helpful for fixed tasks, but they are not designed for the level of responsiveness teachers need on a daily basis.
I would love to hear from others. Have you tried both agents and master prompts in your workflow? Which one actually supports your teaching style and your students?
If you want to see how master prompts can transform your planning, check out my youtube video on just that subject. https://youtu.be/xk80dgutlZk
Joe Dally
Videos are coming. I’ve been dealing with a lost voice for the last two weeks. I’d love to hear some of the topics you’re looking forward to hearing about. Any questions about any tech you’re using in the classroom?
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Joe Dally
Master Prompt vs. Agent
I have been seeing a lot of talk lately about using AI agents in the classroom. After working with AI daily in my teaching and content creation, I have found that master prompts are still the most effective and flexible approach for educators.
Teaching requires constant adjustment. Every student and every lesson needs a different touch. A well built master prompt gives teachers a strong structure while still letting us personalize and adapt for real classroom needs. Agents can be helpful for fixed tasks, but they are not designed for the level of responsiveness teachers need on a daily basis.
I would love to hear from others. Have you tried both agents and master prompts in your workflow? Which one actually supports your teaching style and your students?
If you want to see how master prompts can transform your planning, check out my youtube video on just that subject. https://youtu.be/xk80dgutlZk
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Joe Dally
Newly uploaded. See how to use Bulk Create in Canva to save tons of time.
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Get ready to save HOURS with one of Canva’s best hidden tools: Bulk Create.
I’ll show you how I combine Canva + ChatGPT to build a whole month of Morning Meeting slides in minutes.
Video will upload Tuesday at noon. Don’t miss it!
youtube.com/@joedally-tech4teacherstoolbox
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Joe Dally
NEW UPLOAD: Using AI to help write Report Card Comments
https://youtu.be/pxX-UpuGdNs?si=X_qDX...
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Joe Dally
I'd love to hear what you would like to see. What tech are you trying to figure out for your class.
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