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    CBP TRAINING ON USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN CLASSROOMS-ONE DAY (OFFLINE MODE)

    Topic: USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN CLASSROOMS-ONE DAY (OFFLINE MODE)

    Date: 28TH October 2024

    Timings: 9:30 am – 4:30 pm

    Core Objectives:

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to address some of the biggest challenges in education today,
    innovate teaching and learning practices, and accelerate progress. However, rapid technological
    developments inevitably bring multiple risks and challenges, which have so far outpaced policy debates
    and regulatory frameworks. UNESCO is committed to supporting Member States to harness the
    potential of AI technologies for achieving the Education 2030 Agenda, while ensuring that its application
    in educational contexts is guided by the core principles of inclusion and equity.

    The CBP was conducted by

    1. Nilanjana Chakroborty

    2. Bandana Bharti

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    Learners must learn to represent the collected data in the form of identifiable models. Once the
    students have the data to solve the problem they can progressively be made to develop the skill of
    representing the collected data in visual presentations in the form of graphs charts etc. The
    understanding and skill to build such comprehensive models is critical learning for a
    21st century student. Computers are the given machines which helps to data and represent models.

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    Data acquisition related to the identified problem is another big domain for learning and it is a logical
    next step to proceed with such an exercise will prepare the students to attempt the nuances of problem
    solving which is also an important aspect of the AI project cycle.

    Some useful AI tools are as follows:

    NAME OF TOOL PURPOSE LINK OF THE TOOL


    Schedule Maker AI scheduling https://schedulemaker.io/
    automation app for
    timetables, tasks,
    habits, meetings, and
    breaks
    ClockwiseBest AI tool for focused
    blocks, reducing
    conflicts when
    scheduling meetings
    with others and time
    charts creation
    Todoist Timetable tool, uses https://todoist.com/
    machine learning
    prompts to quickly
    generate personalized
    lists of tasks, to-dos,
    and events based on
    needs and
    preferences.
    Google calendar Time management https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/gp?hl=en
    and scheduling tool
    created by Google
    Time Tune Time Tune is a time https://timetune.app/
    blocking and time
    management
    application. It has
    been designed to
    make better use of
    time and increase
    productivity.
    Eklavvya AI Remotely manage https://www.eklavvya.com/remote-proctoring/
    Proctoring online assessment
    processes using video
    recording, AI
    proctoring, secure
    browser, and facial
    recognition.
    Wakelet Wakelet helps to wakelet.com
    create collection of
    data in the form of
    multimedia resources
    (text, images, videos,
    podcasts) with
    students, colleagues,
    and learning
    communities.
    Google Classroom Uses AI to help https://classroom.google.com/
    educators transform
    their existing teaching
    content into
    interactive
    assignments, receive
    submission of tasks
    and provide more
    personalized support.
    Padlet Padlet is an online https://padlet.com/
    post it wall. It allows
    individuals to post
    their comments,
    questions, and
    resources in one
    place.
    Flipgrid Flip is a free app from https://flip.com/
    Microsoft where
    educators create safe,
    online groups for
    students to express
    their ideas in short
    text, videos.
    Canva Canva is a graphic https://www.canva.com/
    design tool. With
    Canva educators can
    create social media
    posts, presentations,
    posters, videos, logos.
    Let's Enhance Free online tool that https://letsenhance.io/
    uses Al algorithms to
    upscale and enhance
    the quality of your
    images while
    preserving details and
    reducing noise.
    Pixlr Pixlr is a free photo https://pixlr.com/
    editing and design
    tool with Al-power.
    PicsArt Automatic photo https://picsart.com/ai-photo-editing
    editing Al tool with
    extraordinary
    transformation.
    Loom Loom is a video https://www.loom.com/
    recording tool that
    helps to record
    awesome videos. With
    Loom, you can record
    your camera,
    microphone, and
    desktop
    simultaneously.

    CBP Attendee of DPSB:-

    Ms. Purba Kayal

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