271: Five ways to use ChatGPT for Earth Day
About this episode
Saturday, April 22nd is Earth Day.
While this week is an important week to put a spotlight on climate action and sustainability we need to be sustaining this conversation all year. So, how might ChatGPT help us co-create learning experiences with students?
On this episode, we explore our latest free guide that explores:
🌏 Ways to use ChatGPT to create ethical dilemmas
🌏 Using ChatGPT to create follow-up questions and direct us to resources
🌏 Create rough draft scripts that explore perspectives on the ethical dilemma
🌏 Draft social media campaign scripts
🌏 Create a March Madness-style bracket of key concepts related to climate change
Download our free guide here.
Learn more about our early bird discount on our upcoming webinar here.
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