001We have our administrators, teachers, and our support staff participating with AI. So, kind of use it at uh on the adult level. >> I would say that it saves a teacher approximately 50 to 60% of her time for lesson creation. So, I think that's a major um positive point for any teacher. >> Unlike chat GBT where it's more open-ended, when you create a space, I tell the space what it's allowed to talk to the student about. I was able to tell the school AI exactly what it could say. And now School AI learns as it goes, but I'm able to see everything it says to every single student. You know, you walk around as a teacher and kids ask questions and you're like, "What did that kid ask me the other day and I don't
002remember, but I want to do more research." You don't have to remember the questions they've asked. are actually now saved for you. >> I can put on the screen, stop and look at your teacher. I can lock their screens um from opening up multiple tabs. So, it's really getting ahead of that academic dishonesty concern that I know a lot of parents have. It also is a safe place for me as well because AI will tell me when students are asking questions that are inappropriate or possibly off task. And so, it red flags for me right away. So, it's immediate for them to get help and immediate for me to understand how they're doing. It also says, "This kid's doing great. This kid's curious with this." So, it's immediate feedback, which is nice. >> I spend
003less time planning and stressing over planning, and instead I can be more present with the kids. >> I just thought that with AI, I can probably delve deeper into students that I cannot reach out to in the sense I am reaching out to them, but how can I just make things better? school AI gave me all of these very clear translation services in nine languages. >> So, I've used it as a support system. I've also used it as a way for students to find out what their interests are and then it leads their understanding towards that. >> So, if you want your child to get a deeper understanding and have a chance to like ask questions and um get answers and then ask deeper questions, then that's what AI is for. Especially the kids that
004don't ask questions in class and they are very shy and very introverted, they can access this and it's safe and comfortable for them to access. So, I feel like it's kind of fun, but it's also kind of on the DL they're able to like ask questions they might not feel safe asking out loud. This is like the next level of personalized learning in my opinion.