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‘Canva for Education’ partners with NGPF Team to Promote Financial Education

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Jaswinder Singh
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Canva for Education partners with NGPF Team to Promote Financial Education

Canva for Education is a free online design platform educators love for its simple interface and vast library of ready-to-use templates and resources. Recently, Canva for Education team up with NGPF team to design a collection of high-quality student activities, specifically with financial literacy skills in mind.

NGPF is an educational non-profit dedicated to improving the financial lives of next generation. NGPF is a “one-stop shop” for teachers seeking free, high-quality, engaging personal finance curriculum.

You can search with “Financial Literacy” or “NGPF” in Canva to Check out the collection of financial literacy activities. These personal finance templates can be used as activities in the classroom alongside NGPF’s free resources.

Creative ways to use Canva’s Financial Literacy Templates

You can use these templates in a wide variety of creative ways such as:

  • Visualize those “Life Happens” moments – The ‘Bean Game‘ template can be used as a tactile classroom budgeting game that asks students to allocate beans (or candies, or whatever) into budget categories like housing, clothing, food, savings, furniture, utilities, and more — based on their values, cost breakdowns, and money priorities.
  • Make money talk more memorable with whiteboards – Money is sometimes a taboo subject, but learning about money is also sometimes a conversational act. Teachers around the world can close the gap between societal norms around money and crucial life skills by creating opportunities in class for students to talk it out.
  • Give students a creative option with infographics – The templates include personalized infographic templates that encourages students to express their creativity, design preferences, and choice. 
  • Use Canva Poster templates – Personal Finance is filled with technical vocabulary that can be challenging for students to use in context. For many of the trickiest Personal Finance terms, Canva for Education and NGPF have teamed up to create eye-catching posters or anchor charts. Check them out here. 
  • Engage your young storytellers with Canva Storyboard – The best Personal Finance lessons put students in the driver’s seat as they scan the horizon for the many tough money decisions ahead. When well-planned financial choices compound over a lifetime (much like interest), people achieve not just financial literacy, but financial empowerment and security. This storyboard template is the perfect way for your young storytellers to write and illustrate themselves into their own epic story of long-term money mastery.

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Spain’s Innovamat Raises $21M to Reinvent Math Education

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Jaswinder Singh
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Spain's Innovamat Raises $21M to Reinvent Math Education
Spain's Innovamat Raises $21M to Reinvent Math Education

Innovamat, a leading EdTech company based in Barcelona Spain, has recently raised $21 million in a Series A funding round led by Reach Capital to reinvent math education for K-12. Innovamat aims to revolutionize the learning of mathematics by transforming the classroom to excite, stimulate, and motivate students.

The company was founded in 2017, operating initially in Spain before expanding to Italy and several countries in Latin America like Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Brazil, and Peru. Today, the company’s tool is being used by 15,000+ teachers from 2,000 schools to teach math to 350,000 students.

The company said it would use the fresh funding to expand its business. Most recently, it started its first K-5 pilots in the US, in New Jersey. Its plans include putting investment into more R&D, with a new research center focused on mathematics pedagogy and learning.

The problem that Innovamat is tackling has been in the sights of educators, parents, and larger institutions for quite a while. In short, globally, most countries are struggling to teach most of their young people basic math skills.

According to Innovamat, the basics of how it’s been taught by and large for decades have focused on rote memorization of techniques and theories, using textbooks to codify that approach, with explanations for “why” something works a certain way only coming much later. On top of that, those rote methods are often taught in a vacuum with little alternative, creating a very narrow grasp of the subject for most students.

Esteban Sosnik, General Partner of Reach Capital, said in a statement,

There has been a global problem with mathematics education for decades. It often follows a transmissive model that focuses on rote memorization, which is ineffective and generates anxiety for many students. Mathematics is a deductive science and requires a different approach. Innovamat offers a quality solution, adapted to the needs of the 21st century and based on research, offering training and support to teachers while at the same time engaging the interest of students.

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Edves Partners With ‘1 Million Teachers’ to Address Issues of African Education System

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Jaswinder Singh
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Edves Partners With ‘1 Million Teachers’ to Address Issues of African Education System
Edves Partners With ‘1 Million Teachers’ to Address Issues of African Education System

Edves, the largest edtech startup for K-12 students, teachers, administrators, and parents in Africa, has recently announced its strategic partnership with 1 Million Teachers, a platform that focuses on empowering teachers via training and professional development. The collaboration aims to address the African education system’s issues, notably in teacher development.

Under this initiative, by leveraging the expertise and resources of Edves and 1 Million Teachers, 5000 teachers across the continent will be trained over two years. 1 Million Teachers, a company with extensive international experience in teacher training, will facilitate the two-year training program. At the same time, Edves will offer the essential framework and necessary infrastructure for the program’s implementation, including the technology that will increase the participants’ access to and use of the training.

The partnership between Edves and 1 Million Teachers is a significant milestone in improving Africa’s education quality. By training 5000 teachers over two years, this initiative will undoubtedly positively impact the African education sector, as it will equip teachers with the skills and knowledge they need to deliver quality education to their students. The company is looking forward to the successful implementation of this program and the positive outcomes that will result from it.

Edves enhances online teaching and learning with an easy-to-use, secure school management software encompassing all school needs by addressing specific challenges with capturing data, paperwork, etc. The startup aims to improve every area of school operations effectively. Its school management software solves the problem faced in schools and also makes educators technologically inclined.

1 Million Teachers (1MT) is an education technology social enterprise that’s attracting and training new teachers on a scale never before attempted. Its programs combine the foundation of what has always made a great teacher with modern tools that multiply what is possible. The platform is designed to go beyond practical skills and inspire lifelong learners who feel confident and satisfied in their profession. Its programmes include project management, inclusive teaching, entrepreneurship, critical and creative thinking, curriculum design, and assessment guidelines.

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What is Kami and How Can it be Used to Teach? Tips and Tricks

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Jaswinder Singh
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What is Kami and How Can it be Used to Teach? Tips and Tricks
What is Kami and How Can it be Used to Teach? Tips and Tricks

Kami is a web-based application that allows teachers and students to annotate and collaborate on PDF documents in real-time. It offers a range of features that make it a useful tool for teachers looking to enhance their lessons and engage students. In this blog post, we’ll explore what Kami is, how it can be used to teach, and share some tips and tricks for getting the most out of this powerful tool.

What is Kami?

Kami is a cloud-based platform that allows users to view, annotate, and collaborate on PDF files in real-time. With Kami, teachers can create and share PDF documents with their students, who can then annotate and collaborate on the document from any device with an internet connection. Kami integrates with Google Drive, Google Classroom, and other cloud-based storage solutions, making it easy for teachers to manage and share their documents with their students.

Kami’s Best Features

Kami offers a range of features that make it a useful tool for teachers and students alike. Here are some of the key features of Kami:

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  • Annotation: Kami allows users to annotate PDF documents with a variety of tools, including text boxes, sticky notes, highlights, and drawing tools.
  • Collaboration: Kami allows multiple users to collaborate on the same document in real-time, making it easy for students to work together on group projects and assignments.
  • Integration: Kami integrates with a range of cloud-based storage solutions, including Google Drive and Google Classroom, making it easy for teachers to manage and share their documents with their students.
  • Accessibility: Kami is fully accessible, making it an ideal tool for students with disabilities.
  • Compatibility: Kami is compatible with a range of devices and platforms, including desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and smartphones.
  • Optical Character Recognition – The OCR (Optical Character Recognition) tool can read the images and turn them into text. The scanned PDF files are not compatible for text to speech or selecting the text. An OCR tool can turn such files into a fully digitally recognizable PDF. You can enable OCR for a scanned PDF after loading a file on Kami.
  • Integration With Other LMS Tools – Kami supports integration with Google Classroom. In addition, you can use Learning Management Systems like Blackboard Learn, PowerSchool, Schoology, Canvas, and Edmodo with Kami.

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Kami App
Kami (Image credit: Kami)

How Can Kami Be Used to Teach?

Kami can be used in various ways to enhance the teaching and learning experience. Here are some examples:

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  • Annotating Texts: Kami’s annotation tools can be used to highlight important parts of texts, take notes, and ask questions. This can help students to better understand the content and engage with it on a deeper level.
  • Collaborative Learning: Kami allows for real-time collaboration between students and teachers. This means that students can work together on documents, ask questions, and get feedback from their teacher, all within the same platform.
  • Assessment: Kami’s annotation and commenting tools make it easy for teachers to provide feedback on student work. This can save time and help to ensure that students receive timely feedback that can help them improve their work.
  • Interactive Worksheets: Kami allows educators to create interactive worksheets that can be completed online. This can be particularly useful in a virtual classroom environment where students may not have access to physical worksheets.
  • Feedback: Teachers can use Kami to provide feedback on student work. For example, a teacher could use Kami’s annotation tools to highlight and comment on specific parts of a student’s essay or project.

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How much does Kami cost?

Kami comes in both free and paid for models.

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  • The Kami Free Plan gets you access to the basic tools such as highlight, underline, text comment and insert shapes, an ad-free experience, freehand drawing, stylus support, Google Drive Auto Save, scanned documents with text recognition, support of Microsoft Office Files, Apple iWorks, plus email support.
  • The Teacher Plan, at $99/year, gets one teacher and up to 150 students all that plus insert images and signature, voice and video comments, equation editor, add page, Google Classroom, Schoology, and Canvas integration, dictionary, read aloud and speech-to-text, priority email support, and onboarding training.
  • There is also a custom priced School & District Plan, which gets you the above plus a dedicated account manager, available off hours and custom numbers of teachers and students who can use the platform.

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Tips and Tricks for Using Kami

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  • Take Advantage of Kami’s Annotation Tools: Kami offers a range of annotation tools, including text boxes, sticky notes, highlights, and drawing tools. Make sure to experiment with these tools to find the ones that work best for you and your students
  • Use Kami’s Collaboration Tools: Kami’s collaboration tools allow multiple users to work on the same document in real-time. Encourage your students to collaborate on assignments and projects using Kami to enhance their teamwork and communication skills.
  • Customize the Toolbar: Kami’s toolbar can be customized to include the tools that are most commonly used. This can save time and make the annotation process more efficient.
  • Use the “Split and Merge” Tool: Kami’s “Split and Merge” tool can be used to break a large document into smaller sections, making it easier to manage and annotate.
  • Use Kami for Group Projects: Kami’s collaboration features can be particularly useful for group projects. Students can work together on a document, and the teacher can provide feedback and monitor progress in real-time.
  • Use Kami to Provide Audio Feedback: Kami’s audio commenting feature allows teachers to provide feedback in a more personal and engaging way. This can help to build a stronger connection between the teacher and student.
  • Provide Clear Instructions: Make sure to provide clear instructions to your students on how to use Kami. Consider creating a tutorial or video that demonstrates how to use Kami’s features.

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In conclusion, Kami is a powerful digital tool that can help educators to enhance the teaching and learning experience. Its annotation and collaboration features make it a useful tool for virtual classrooms, and its integration with popular LMS can make it easy for educators to incorporate into.

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Google Classroom Review: Pros and Cons of Using Google Classroom in eLearning

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Jaswinder Singh
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Google Classroom Review: Pros and Cons of Using Google Classroom in eLearning
Google Classroom Review: Pros and Cons of Using Google Classroom in eLearning

In recent years, eLearning has become an increasingly popular mode of education, especially considering the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact. During the pandemic, all institutions have to use eLearning to continue with their students learning. With the rise of eLearning many EdTech tools like Google Classroom have become essential for educators to manage their virtual classrooms. In this review, we’ll explore the pros and cons of using Google Classroom in eLearning.

What is Google Classroom?

Google Classroom is a free web service developed by Google for schools that aims to simplify creating, distributing, and grading assignments in a paperless way. Teachers can create a virtual classroom, add students, create, and share assignments, grade student work, and communicate with students, all in one place.

Google Classroom is one of the most popular and free web-based online teaching platforms for schools and educational institutions. It can be used to help the institutions to manage and streamline the process of sharing, organizing, and grading assignments, as well as facilitating communication between teachers and students. While it is not a full-fledged LMS like Moodle or Canvas, but it has many features which can help the teachers to complement classroom teaching.

Pros of Using Google Classroom in eLearning

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  • Easy to Use: It is user-friendly and intuitive, making it easy for educators to quickly get up and running with the platform.
  • Integrates with Other Google Tools: It integrates with other Google tools like Google Drive, Docs, and Sheets, allowing for seamless collaboration and file sharing.
  • Simplifies Assignment Management: It makes it easy for educators to create and distribute assignments, and for students to submit their work online.
  • Real-Time Communication: Teachers and students can communicate with each other in real-time using Google Classroom, providing an instant feedback loop.
  • Compatible with Multiple Devices: It is compatible with a range of devices, including laptops, tablets, and smartphones, making it accessible to a wider range of students.

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Cons of Using Google Classroom in eLearning

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  • Limited Customization: It has limited customization options, which may not meet the needs of all educators and students.
  • Limited Grading Options: While it allows for easy assignment management, its grading options are limited compared to other Learning Management Systems (LMS).
  • Limited Course Management: It is primarily designed for course content delivery and assignment management and may not provide the same level of course management features as dedicated LMS.
  • May Not Be Ideal for Complex Courses: It may not be the best option for courses with complex requirements or for educators who require advanced analytics and reporting tools.

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In conclusion, Google Classroom is a useful tool for educators looking to manage their virtual classrooms and simplify assignment management. While it has some limitations compared to dedicated Learning Management Systems like Moodle & Canvas LMS, it is a user-friendly and accessible option that integrates well with other Google tools.

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Boost Student Engagement in Online Courses with the Reengagement Moodle Plugin

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Jaswinder Singh
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Boost Student Engagement in Online Courses with the Reengagement Moodle Plugin
Boost Student Engagement in Online Courses with the Reengagement Moodle Plugin

Moodle is a popular Learning Management System (LMS) used by educators and trainers worldwide. It allows for the creation of engaging and interactive online courses, which can be used for both distance learning and traditional classroom teaching. However, even with Moodle’s many features, it can be difficult to keep students engaged and motivated throughout the course.

Luckily, in Moodle LMS you have multiple ways to identify students struggling in your course and connect with them to complete their course. You can use Moodle course participation report to identify which students are not participating in your course and help them. In this post we will see the Reengagement plugin which allows you to release the course content with a specified time delay and notify users who haven’t completed.

What is the Moodle Reengagement activity

The reengagement activity is a Moodle plugin designed to increase student engagement and participation in online courses. It does this by providing tools that allow teachers to send automated reminders to students who have not been active in the course for a certain period. These reminders can be sent via email or within the Moodle platform itself.

Reengagement activity can help you setup dripping content in your Moodle course through which the students can access the new activities after completing the specified one. In case the students don’t complete the specified activity within time, they will be notified via email to return to course and complete the activities.

The plugin also includes a dashboard that allows teachers to track student engagement levels and view detailed reports on student activity. This helps teachers to identify students who may be struggling with the course material and provide targeted support to help them succeed.

You can download the Reengagement Moodle plugin from the official plugin’s repository here. In case you are new to Moodle, please go through this guide to learn how to install Moodle plugin.

If you are looking for a solution to automatically remind your students about completing the course activities, you can use the Reengagement plugin. It is an essential tool for online learning because it helps to keep students engaged and motivated throughout the course. Online courses can be isolating, and it can be easy for students to lose track of their coursework or feel disconnected from their peers and instructors.

With Reengagement activity, teachers can create a more engaging and supportive online learning environment, improving student retention rates and ensuring that students are able to achieve their learning goals.

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Zoom Acquires Ireland’s Workvivo to Boost Hybrid Work Model

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Jaswinder Singh
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Zoom Acquires Ireland's Workvivo to Boost Hybrid Work Model
Zoom Acquires Ireland's Workvivo to Boost Hybrid Work Model

Zoom, the popular video-based communications app, has announced its acquisition of Workvivo, an Irish employee communications startup, to extend Zoom’s platform and offer its customers new ways to keep employees informed, engaged, and connected.

With this acquisition, Zoom continues its evolution to provide the best end-to-end collaboration platform focused on enabling modern work and powering the digital-first workplace. As a part of the agreement, Zoom plans to incorporate Workvivo’s capabilities into its platform, and Goulding, Lennon and Workvivo’s more than 120 staff transfer to the video chat company.

Commenting on the acquisition, Chief Financial Officer of Zoom, Kelly Steckelberg, said:

We are excited to welcome the Workvivo team to Zoom. The power of the Workvivo employee experience platform, with its robust communications and engagement offering combined with Zoom’s all-in-one collaboration platform, allows organizations to fully unlock the potential of their employees and evolve their company culture in a hybrid world. Workvivo has set the standard for employee communications, helping businesses reach and engage millions of employees worldwide. Workvivo prioritizes ease of use and simplicity of design, offering the best user experience that perfectly matches Zoom’s DNA.

Founded by John Goulding and Joe Lennon in 2017, Workvivo offers a feature-rich employee experience platform, combining advanced internal communication and engagement tools, a social intranet, and an employee app, all blended into one central hub, forming the heart of a company’s digital ecosystem. Its offering has seen triple-digit growth in the last three years and is used by hundreds of customers worldwide, including Liberty Mutual, Lululemon, Ryanair, Madison Square Garden, and Wynn Resorts.

Co-founder & CEO of Workvivo, John Goulding, added:

Our platform replaces outdated, clunky, internal communications tools with a vibrant, familiar social experience and has a proven history of unparalleled levels of adoption. With Zoom, we can build great things together.

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Toprankers acquires Career Guidance Platform ProBano; Aims to Support 1 Cr Students

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Jaswinder Singh
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Toprankers acquires Career Guidance Platform ProBano; Aims to Support 1 Cr Students
Toprankers acquires Career Guidance Platform ProBano; Aims to Support 1 Cr Students

India’s most preferred digital counselling and preparation platform for careers beyond engineering and medicine, Toprankers, has acquired ProBano, a New Delhi-based career platform, in a cash-and stock-deal, marking its entry into the career discovery and guidance category.

Founded in 2016 by Aditya Bose, ProBano is committed to providing the best career guidance to the youth of India through its innovative and technology-backed process. It helps students make well-informed career choices and build up the necessary skills. The startup claims to have counselled more than 30,000 students across 24 states.

With this acquisition, Toprankers aims to leverage ProBano’s expertise in offering career guidance services to high school students aged between 13 and 18. The platform aims to facilitate students to make informed career choices and develop the necessary skills to achieve their career goals, an official statement said.

Speaking about the acquisition, Co-founder & CEO of Toprankers, Gaurav Goel, said:

Toprankers is committed to supporting the 90% segment of the Indian K-12 market, which doesn’t opt for engineering or medical science entrance exams. We have a legacy of enabling students to make informed career choices for a bright future. Leveraging ProBano’s expertise in career guidance & counselling, we will help the next ten lakhs to 1 crore high school students explore different career options, discover their passion, and pursue it.

Co-founded in 2016 by serial entrepreneurs Gaurav Goel, Karan Mehta, and Harsh Gagrani, Toprankers focuses on the Indian K-12 market beyond engineering and medicine entrance exams. It offers learning approaches and support to students preparing for management, CUET (Common Universities Entrance Test), law, judiciary, and design and architecture entrances.

Founder & CEO of ProBano, Aditya Bose, added:

ProBano’s mission has always been to help students across India make informed career choices and build the skills needed to succeed. Joining forces with Toprankers enables us to do it at a large scale by leveraging its strong student network, its expertise in EdTech, and its range of offerings for students who have chosen a specific career option.

With this deal, the firm’s team will grow to more than 400 people, and in the next year, its workforce will expand by about 50% as it plans to hire across verticals.

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What is Auto Classmate IO and how you can use it in your classroom?

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Jaswinder Singh
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What is AutoClassmate.IO and how you can use it in your classroom?
What is AutoClassmate.IO and how you can use it in your classroom?

Auto Classmate IO is a new & powerful AI based tool which can help educators to optimize students learning. Developed by an educator – Logan Greenhaw, Auto Classmate IO offers lot of free tools which can be used to automate your classroom. The mission for Auto Classmate IO is to assist educators create more interactive, thoughtful, and meaningful learning opportunities for students.

The Auto Classmate IO free tools include – ‘Would you rather’ question generator, Activation & Engagement Activity generator, lesson Plan & Activity forecast tool. The best part is that Auto Classmate IO promotes the ethical use of AI in education.

As an educator you might be struggling to keep up with the growing list of tools especially after the introduction of ChatGPT. There are many tools which can be helpful for you as an educator like Conker.AI, GPTZero, Questionwell etc.

Auto Classmate IO promotes the ethical use of AI technology in classroom. By fusing Artificial Intelligence and human creativity, it seeks to help educators become leaders in the ethical implementation of technology in the classroom.

Auto Classmate IO Free Tools

The free tools offered by Auto Classmate IO can do a lot of wonderful things for you as educator. You need to check out the following free tools:

  • Would you rather question generator – This AI tool will instantly add excitement to your classroom by providing grade and content specific ‘would you rather’ style questions.
  • Activation & Engagement Activity generator – This AI-powered tool will produce three engagement activities designed to add a dynamic flare to any lesson plan for any class.
  • Lesson Plan & Activity forecast tool – This tool can predict positive and negative learning outcomes for any lesson plan or activity.

You can try out these tools for free of cost by going to the official website here – https://autoclassmate.io/

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What is AgentGPT and how you can use it in your classroom

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Jaswinder Singh
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What is AgentGPT and how you can use it in your classroom
What is AgentGPT and how you can use it in your classroom

With the evolution of ChatGPT, there has been numerous apps developed to make use of its potential and make your life easier with the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI). One of such awesome tools which is based on ChatGPT is AgentGPT which can make you forget the prompts.

The AgentGPT is designed to bring the AutoGPT like functionality directly into your browser. You just need to give it a goal and it will do the rest. The AgentGPT can think, devise and execution plan and takes action – all on its own. You don’t need to do anything after giving it a goal.

How you can use AgentGPT?

You can access AgentGPT right through your browser without getting worried about any configuration steps, API’s etc. You need to visit agentgpt.reworkd.ai and just enter your goal.

The platform is still in beta with the team working on the additional features like Long term memory, Web Browsing and Interaction with websites and people. You can imagine how fascinating it would be to have a tool which can do everything for you just through a goal.

Our friend @MyEdtechLife tried AgentGPT to create lesson planning and you can see the results below:

There are many other creative ways which I can think of to use AgentGPT in your digital classroom like creating student engagement activities for different subjects, creating multiple choice quiz based on the lessons, create lesson plans etc.

Have you give it a try yet? Do navigate https://agentgpt.reworkd.ai/ and give it a try and see how you can make use of it to improve your online classroom.

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