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Before using any auto-generated content, carefully review it for accuracy, relevancy, bias, and alignment with your course objectives. AI tools can assist in the creative process, but they should not be relied upon entirely. Just as students are expected to submit original work, faculty should ensure that all assignments and prompts reflect their own pedagogical intent.
Auto Generated Discussions
Auto Generated Discussions
Auto Generated Discussions are a good way to get the ball rolling. Coming up with a discussion prompt can be challenging, so auto-generated discussions can help you come up with more ideas.
Step 1: Open your course and click on the "Discussions" tab
Step 1: Open your course and click on the "Discussions" tab
Step 2: Click the "New Discussion" Box and then select "Auto-generate discussion"
Step 2: Click the "New Discussion" Box and then select "Auto-generate discussion"
Step 3: Generate a Discussion
Step 3: Generate a Discussion
Use the "Description" box to tell the software what the discussion should be about
"Select course items" allows you to select material from your course to analyze and synthesize into the discussion
"Desired cognitive level" changes how the discussion will be asked
Apply will ask the students relevant knowledge
Analyze will ask them to analyze something
Evaluate will pose a question to consider
Create will encourage the students to make something new
Inspire me includes all options
Step 4: Choose whichever prompt is the best. Simply click the circle to the left of it and the click add at the bottom right.
Step 4: Choose whichever prompt is the best. Simply click the circle to the left of it and the click add at the bottom right.
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