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Pull some good attention getting facts from here for privacy training.

Thankfully even the CEO of the company that created ChatGPT sees how this fascinating digital tool can become monumentally dangerous in the wrong hands. Just because we can build something like this doesn't mean that we should.

If we are worried about AI killing high school English class, then maybe we need to change how we assess high school English class and how we teach writing.

As the ethics of the use of AI to create bodies of work that normally would be created by a human, the question is out there, of who owns the rights to that work? Does the person that created the prompt own it or does the entity that wrote the code that made that prompt become something new own it?

I've heard how people are using VR for bystander training at some colleges and universities and came upon this article!

As I was working on my AI project ith Ryan, I thought a lot about ho bias shows up in AI!

I think a lot about how law enforcement have been starting to use facial recognition technology that is often inaccurate for folks ith darker skin.

leadership styles. Learning is on going...

Not sure why you can see all my highlights, but enjoy! Here is my description ( I wrote it in the description section but it is not showing up here…) This article explain the leadership styles and how they seen under an educational lease. When reading other articles, I had a hard time trying to connect them because they were written from a business aspect. This article gives some good thought into our our system in run and how us as school leaders can influence change for the better.

I like how the article acknowledges that educators are unique and that even each situation is different. That is real and powerful knowledge that leadership styles and approach needs to be strategic and flexible while being sensitive to situation and time.

I liked how this article included pros and cons as well as examples-- I found that to be very helpful.

It was refreshing to see an article devoted to leadership in the education field. I was curious to see if the leadership styles reflected similar guiding principles overall education practices tend to follow.

I found this to be a strong tie in to some of the proficiencies and impacts that fall under the ISTE standards and may provide some insight on approach for student and educator leadership goals utilizing this style.

I was curious to read about what is "coming next" in Educational Technology. AR and VR were not a surprise but for some reason I hadn't thought about the need for security and safety measures as the next steps in Educational Technology trends.

Doris Kearns Goodwin tells great stories about history & her collection of examples of important leadership qualities from White House history does not disappoint.

I liked the simplicity of this webpage. I was able to really see the breakdown and understand why each styles had the given name. I also was able to consider where I would place myself and why.