Teachers really need to make themselves understand all of it's capabilities.

Some students find it beneficial, while others don't find it as reliable.

I've learned it's been around a lot longer than I was aware of and that it can be positive in engaging different learning styles, but negative too, if used with the wrong intentions.

I've learned it has many benefits and will be a useful tool to engage multiple learning styles.

I've learned that it's actually been around a lot longer than I realized.  I think it could be beneficial when used correctly in the learning process, but could also be a hindrance if used inappropriately.

Learning the importance of rubrics and technology that is being applied to current teaching 

I learned about the history and development of chatbots that led to the new AI tools we are beginning to see and use today. Much in the way people had to be taught how to use the internet ethically and as a tool, we will go through the same growing pains with AI. 

In this module, technology options were addressed and discussed. The module provided a good overview of tablets vs. laptops. Putting students first is a priority and setting clear rules and expectations are an important aspect of using technology in the classroom.  I believe technology options can vary greatly depending on the district or business in which they are being used.  I intend to have a technology plan devised and implement it with my students.

Emphasizing more to students on how to appropriately use chatgpt. Referencing cheating etc.

Alot of what is learned in this module I did know but wanted to hear more about how to address some of the cons especially the cheating