Scott H. Moss, Ed.D.

Poster for "Media Literacy in the AI Era" Presenter Series 6 free Zoom sessions for K-12 educators, June 17, 18, 23, & 26, 4:30-5:30pm PST

Join me on June 18th! And plan to attend the whole series - it's a great line-up. Major props to Washington State OSPI for putting it all together and offering it for free! Register here: lnkd.in/gEUNh9Wa

One of my employers calls it JEDI. The J is for justice.

I would like to see someone succeed the current leader.

Hard to compare. Succession was great, but Severance is an all-time great. Succession's storyline has been done and redone, but Severance is unique. The show is "mysterious and important." :-)

Did one of my LA friends feel the earthquake last night at 11:45 pm? A jolt, then a little shake. earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/...

An important article. I will get the book on 1/7 when it is released. It brings to mind The "Categorization" chapter of Kate Crwaford's "Atlas of AI."

Thanks to YOU, Laura! Your passion for innovative pedagogy and deep understanding of students' needs were invaluable throughout the process. I truly appreciate your dedication to creating meaningful learning experiences for our students. In other words, you rock!

What will you use it for?

NotebookLM gets a new look, audio interactivity and a premium version NotebookLM is introducing new features, and a premium version called NotebookLM Plus.

Google's NotebookLM (one of my favorite AI tools) got some updates today:
🙋 Ability to interrupt the AI audio overview & ask questions (just tested this & it worked great)
🧹 A cleaner layout
💲 Paid option with higher limits on everything
See more here:
blog.google/technology/g...
#EduSky #EduSkyAI

“True media literacy in the age of AI isn’t just about understanding the nature of these new technologies – it’s about understanding ourselves.”

A special thank you and if you have not had a chance to pick up a copy we certainly encourage both that and picking up a copy of our companion guide. #AIEthics #AIinEdu

Their weigh moor excepting of miss steaks. 😜

This article fleshes out something I've been thinking about regarding the rise of Rump. "Politics lives downstream from culture."

Courses

Gretchen Shipley of F3 Law is rocking it at CITE today, sharing the importance of legal and ethical use of AI for educators.

Have you signed up for the course she and I co-created? Check it out!

www.aieducators.tools/our-courses

#CITE2024 #edusky

Definition of “kakistocracy” as a government by the least suitable or competent citizens of a state.

Word of the day. Or week. Or next four years.

I appreciate what you wrote about automating it just enough to save some time while still getting to know our students.

I agree that the drop-down menu lesson planners are too limiting, but I find the chatbots useful. I have created several custom GPTs to help plan lessons for particular audiences or with a particular emphasis.

I agree about the lesson planners. Wouldn't it be great to create interdisciplinary lessons with authentic tasks that address SEL, UDL, DEI, etc.? Sure, but who has time to plan something like that? AI can can at least get us started down this path. Naturally, it takes a more thoughtful prompt.

We now have a companion guide to go with our Best Selling book on AI. Time to move past the hype, the toolkits, and the guides. Time move towards the action and comprehensive understanding.

Respectful devil's advocate: AI IS here to stay. Can we teach Ss about AI without giving them access at school? I think AI lit should be included within the umbrella or #medialiteracy, or dare I say, literacy.