Generative AI in the classroom
From left, Emily Dickinson, Melody Monahan, Ash Syckes and Anna Chivers read over their stories and illustrations created using artificial intelligence software in seventh-grade teacher Kristi Sanders' class at Kalispell Middle School on Tuesday, April 16. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
Students read over their stories and illustrations created using artificial intelligence software in seventh-grade teacher Kristi Sanders' class at Kalispell Middle School on Tuesday, April 16. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
From left, Wyatt Buckallew, Jimmy Brown, Addy Keller and Bryce Woods read over their stories and illustrations created using artificial intelligence software in seventh-grade teacher Kristi Sanders' class at Kalispell Middle School on Tuesday, April 16. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
From left, Maxwell McMenamin, Levi Boone, Jared Kelly and Jeremiah Gardner read over their stories and illustrations created using artificial intelligence software in seventh-grade teacher Kristi Sanders' class at Kalispell Middle School on Tuesday, April 16. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
Artificial intelligence is here to stay and is in the early stages of reshaping education as the internet did in the late ’90s.
This is the resounding message from industry officials, including Montana Digital Academy, the statewide program providing online courses that may not be available in all public schools.
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