Edtechification

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Ed tech. Mostly reposts. Some commentary.

Palmer Lucky tweet saying "What will happen in broader academia when clear scientific consensus is that AI-assisted education delivers better outcomes than 3.8M teachers currently do?" Elon Musk quotes this tweet saying "That is already possible".
A post reading "This still doesn't tell me who 'Lumi' is and why they would make a good companion. Is it just a piece of software that the students are supposed to feel companionship with?" With a reply from Learn with Lumi reading: "Not at all. It is what I previously described, which is essentially a platform for homeschooling and independent learning that makes doing so easy for families. Again, learnwithlumi.com explains all this."
Landing page for "Learn with Lumi", including a paragraph explaining some services, a list of various menu options, and some marking text about becoming "a knowledge ninja"
Palmer Luckey tweet saying "What will happen in broader academia when clear scientific consensus is that AI-assisted education delivers better outcomes than 3.8M teachers currently do?" Elon Musk quotes this tweet saying "That is already possible".
Palmer Lucky tweet saying "What will happen in broader academia when clear scientific consensus is that AI-assisted education delivers better outcomes than 3.8M teachers currently do?" Elon Musk quotes this tweet saying "That is already possible".
Model Accuracy (%) GPT-4o 3.3 Grok-2 3.8 Claude 3.5 Sonnet 4.3 Gemini Thinking 6.2 OpenAI o1 9.1 DeepSeek-R1* 9.4 OpenAI o3-mini (medium)* 10.5 OpenAI o3-mini (high)* 13.0 OpenAI deep research** 26.6
#JournoRequest: What are your top AI tools for teachers for 2025? Selected quotes will form part of articles for Forbes. Share your experience to help other teachers around the world, and be featured in Forbes 👉 forms.gle/4xMs76z9x7Q8... #edusky #aieducation
1. Lack of Skill Development → If AI is always generating rubrics, newer teachers might struggle to create clear, meaningful assessment criteria on their own. 2. Less Critical Thinking About Assessment → The process of crafting a rubric forces teachers to deeply consider what skills and knowledge matter most in an assignment. 3. Risk of Using Generic or Misaligned Rubrics → AI-generated rubrics might not always align with specific curriculum goals, teaching philosophies, or student needs. 4. Reduced Adaptability → Experienced teachers can quickly adjust rubrics for different contexts. If newer teachers don’t practice this skill, they might struggle to modify AI-generated rubrics effectively.
A public "Space" from SchoolAI with a thumbnail drawing of educational activist Malala Yousafzai, entitled "Malala Yousafzai, Interview Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai" with blurb "This space allows students to engage in an interactive interview with the AI persona of Malala Yousafzai. Students will explore her journey as an advocate for girls' education and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. They will have the opportunity to ask questions and learn about her challenges and achievements, fostering a deeper understanding of education and human rights advocacy." and credited as "Created by SchoolAI".
Text reading "7 GenAI products are marketed as the future, but there is little evidence that this is more than hype."
Blue Sky post reading "Join me for a webinar on student AI tools in Grammarly for FE & HE This session will explore how Grammarly's student AI tools support privacy, security, and ethical standards in education. Feb 12 at 4 PM GMT Claim your free spot now at go.grammarly.com/bett-webinar... #edusky" with attached Grammarly ad reading "Responsible AI, build for institutions, love by students; A free webinar with Dan Fitzpatrick exploring AI tools for students with grammarly; Feb 12 04:00 PM GMT".
Text reading "Sponsored content from Adobe Education; Feb 5, 2025".
A reply to a blocked comment reading "Tell me you don't have a clue what the book is about without telling me..."
Post reading "Schools are obsessed with finite learing. This is learning children unprepared for an infinite world. As a result, we are failing them. Prepare them for the future not our past. Bring renewed energy and purpose to learning and establish yourself as a future leader" Accompanied by the advertisement for a book.
Post saying 'Friends, I don't think bluesky is the new town square. Announced our cool new AI tool to improve education (AlldayTA.com!). Response: that I'm "only good as firewood", shame!, gross, scab...and not from randos, but from academics and a Yale Review Editor.' with screenshots of negative reactions to the product.