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312: Can we use AI to teach creative writing?

312: Can we use AI to teach creative writing?


Delve into the transformative world of generative AI text-to-image technology and its burgeoning role in creative writing. Our journey begins with an exploration of how AI-generated images can act as creative catalysts for writers, offering a vivid, visual interpretation of their penned thoughts. We discuss the free guide available to help educators try out the ‘tone words’ and vocabular work Jeff and Tricia discuss.

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We examine how integrating this technology into the curriculum can serve as a powerful tool for fostering creativity and enhancing storytelling skills among students. By bringing stories to life through AI-generated visuals, we uncover the potential for deeper engagement and inspiration among young writers.

Moreover, we tackle the critical aspect of AI literacy in K12 education. We discuss how exposure to AI technology through creative applications can demystify AI concepts, making them more approachable and understandable for students. 

Join us for an enriching discussion that merges the boundaries of technology, education, and creativity, and discover how generative AI is not just a tool for creation, but also a gateway to learning and understanding the future of technology.

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The key moments in this episode are:

00:00:18 – Introduction

00:01:48 – The All Inclusive AI Bundle

00:05:01 – Text to Image AI for Creative Writing

00:08:43 – AI Images and Copyright Issues

00:11:06 – Leveraging Style and Collaborative Prompt Authoring

00:15:17 – Introduction to Free Tools

00:16:22 – The Innovation Stage

00:17:18 – Free Guide and Feedback

00:17:32 – Appreciation for Free Guides

00:17:44 – Review and Access to AI Guide

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