My college is using a form of Turn-it-in to check for chatGPT plagiarism. The problem we have encountered is that various plagiarism checkers grade the same paper very differently. I think chatGPT is a great resource for students but they will have to be very careful about plagiarism and be prepared to verbally back up the information in their papers to support that they really did research the topic and know about the topic.

I like the idea of using chat gpt to help with recommendation letters. I always have trouble getting started, then once I do the process is fine and quick. I think utilizing chat GPT will help me  not dread the getting started quite as much and help me no longer procrastinate when it comes to this task.

I think ChatGpt would be useful in facilitating efficiency of research as it can pour through thousands of pages of data in a relatively short period of time.

I have learned about different ways to incorporate technology in my classroom and how to develop my own skills and learning to create better environment for my students to learn.

I think using chatGPT as a writing prompt generator would be really interesting. I also think it is interesting that it would be recommended to be helpful with mental health in that it can reflect empathy and "act as a companion." I feel like there have been so many sci-fi scenarios written about the complications of this very scenario!

I had not really considered all the benefits that chatGPT offers. In particular the 24/7 aspect of it and the fact that it can benefit people not attending classes in person. I have noticed that when answers from chat GPT are much more complete than just a search engine.

I learned about the different apps and softwares that can assist in educating my students more effectively in using powerpoints but making them more engaging and stimulate more learning.

Comment on Emil Beraun's post: With ChatGPT there could be more resources for instructors. Student usage of ChatGPT may diminish the ability to develop critical thinking skills.

Comment on Joseph Baker's post: I will use chatGTP to assist with creating alternative ways of learning information.

Comment on Jesse Harris Jr.'s post: Looking forward to learning more about AI and what it means for the future.