00:17:55 Amy Labenski: Welcome everyone! 00:18:09 Angela Hiatt: Hello from Iowa PBS! 00:18:10 Patiel Bedrosian: Spokane wash! 00:18:12 Jessica Solberg: Boise, Idaho 00:18:12 Latoya Desamour: Howdie...WEDU PBS (Tampa) 00:18:13 David Huppert: Hey from NC! 00:18:14 Susan Cadot: Oklahoma here! 00:18:15 Jennifer Busch: Buffalo! 00:18:16 Kari Wardle: Hi there. 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Neighbor office to Dr. Ralleigh! 00:18:40 Suzanne Smith: Hi from WFSU in Tallahassee! 00:18:41 Teresa Sabecky: Hi welcome from snowy wilkes barre/Scranton at WVIA 00:18:41 James Long: Sacramento, CA 00:18:49 Amy Jolley: KCTS 9 in Seattle, recovering from the bomb cyclone! 00:18:52 Rich Lenz: Oklahoma City, OK 00:18:53 Andrew Reynolds: Champaign, IL 00:19:01 Mary West: Mary West, Lexington, KY 00:19:01 christy may: Hello from Buffalo, NY 00:19:03 Amy Reed-Ferguson: Hello from chilly and windy Tacoma, Washington! 00:19:14 Emmalee Hackshaw: Thank you for this conversation! Joining from GPB in Atlanta, GA 00:19:19 Mike Fields: Nebraska Public Media in Lincoln, NE 00:20:00 Brad Van Osdel: South Dakota Public Broadcasting in Vermillion, SD 00:20:29 Amber Samdahl: Public Media Innovators https://publicmedialearns.instructure.com/courses/237/wiki 00:21:39 Michele Wolford: Hello from Lincoln - Nebraska Public Media 00:22:00 Rik Panganiban: San Francisco (KQED) present! 00:23:17 Alex Stallings: Hi Cathy! 00:23:39 Cathy Cook: Hiiiiiiii!!!!!!! 00:24:13 Rik Panganiban: ywp 00:25:08 Jessica Solberg: Hi Suzanne! 🙂 00:25:10 David Huppert: Panelists: please remember to reply to “everyone” in the chat 🙂 00:31:15 Amy Jolley: Is GPB writing an AI usage policy - both for traditional AI and generative AI usage? 00:32:10 Rik Panganiban: I didn’t understand Arionna’s point about AI and PD? Was she saying that AI is being used to provide PD for teachers in underresourced schools? 00:32:15 Anna Ford: Could you please post the AI that u use to support editing? 00:34:27 Amber Samdahl: Laura’s AI tool is Opus AI 00:34:52 Laura Evans: Yes! Thanks Amber 00:35:40 Amber Samdahl: Webinar Resources (from Cyber and Content) https://publicmedialearns.instructure.com/courses/237/files/16329 00:35:59 Arionna Ralleigh: During Edcamp we heard that some schools were using AI as a professional development tool to solve a problem in the classroom. For example a student is having a problem during independent work. So the teacher writes a narrative of the behaviors and then asks the program to create a behavior management plan for that student. 00:36:00 Angela Hiatt: I've seen that, yes, Rik. 00:36:58 Angela Hiatt: Yes, Arionna. We are also seeing AI used to help write IEPs and 504s. And do a really good job at creating a starting point. 00:39:03 Rik Panganiban: Thanks, Arionna. Sounds like an interesting “just in time” solution for specific teaching issues and challenges. 00:39:53 Deb Moeller: As a parent of kids with disabilities, I am both encouraged and worried by that news. Goodness knows those teachers need supports, though. 00:44:31 Latoya Desamour: great question 00:46:02 Ian MacSpadden: imac@azpm.org is my email 00:47:02 Colleen Spillane: Hi Amy!!! 00:47:30 Justin Rhodes: Hi Amy! 👋 00:47:37 Alex Moin: If you're a Microsoft shop, you can set up Copilot with enterprise data protection https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/copilot/microsoft-365/enterprise-data-protection 00:48:11 Rik Panganiban: That feels low to me. 00:51:28 David Lowe: My Alexa just turned on when you said that. :) 00:52:12 David Huppert: Yikes! 00:53:00 Rik Panganiban: Oh I’m stealing that 00:53:10 Patiel Bedrosian: 👍 00:53:46 David Huppert: Shout out to MPT and their newly launched Center for Media Literacy and Education: 00:53:48 David Huppert: https://www.mpt.org/media-literacy/ 00:54:51 Anna Ford: Thank you so much for this presentation 00:55:03 Rik Panganiban: ☝🏽 00:55:06 Susan Cadot: Good info, Amy. Thank you. 00:55:23 Amy Reed-Ferguson: Great resources! Thank you! 00:55:24 Suzanne Smith: These are great, Amy!!!! 00:55:27 Justin Rhodes: Brilliant isights, Amy. Thank you! 😃 00:55:41 Amy Labenski: alabenski@weta.org 00:55:48 Amy Jolley: Great information and food for thought! 00:56:10 Patiel Bedrosian: 👏 00:56:13 Erin Chrest: Yes! Here's our link to the center: https://marylandmedialiteracy.org/ 00:57:06 Erin Chrest: And the Center's launch event, livestreamed on Tuesday: https://video.mpt.tv/video/maryland-center-for-media-literacy-education-wzwehl/ 00:58:52 Amy Labenski: Sorry for all the Alexas that may have responded during my preso! 01:00:22 Suzanne Smith: I would love to learn more about how you set up your closed system. 01:02:11 Amy Greenlaw: I wish we could see a demo of this 01:02:45 Amber Samdahl: Or a screen recording? 01:02:50 Ian MacSpadden: I love to hear all the positive uses (and there are many) for the uses of AI... 01:04:03 Colleen Spillane: Got to bounce. Great discussion. Thank you all very much!!! 01:05:19 Ian MacSpadden: Ideation and or concept refinement are great AI uses... Universities are looking to teach these skills... 01:05:41 Rich Lenz: time to go tape newscast. I must leave now 01:06:00 Ian MacSpadden: Tape?! 01:06:30 Patiel Bedrosian: 👏 01:06:48 Jennifer Busch: Nice! 01:06:53 Patiel Bedrosian: great job@ 01:07:15 Ian MacSpadden: Go Spokane... I have a son at Gonzaga! 01:07:32 Amber Samdahl: Unleashing Creativity and Applying Standards to Generative AI December 12 Webinar https://uwmadison.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_G9oEBr3IQPGHjSvnit4YoA 01:09:24 Amy Labenski: People first, people last. <3 01:10:13 David Huppert: These are some station AI policies we’ve referenced. 01:10:28 Amy Labenski: this is great, Suzanne! 01:10:54 Amber Samdahl: Webinar Resources, including example AI policies: https://publicmedialearns.instructure.com/courses/237/files/16329 01:11:03 Tammy Terwelp: Could we get a link to that previous doc? Thank you! 01:13:19 Amber Samdahl: Adobe Premiere Pro video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6de4akFiNYM 01:13:33 Amber Samdahl: https://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/ai-video-editing.html 01:13:52 Amber Samdahl: Eleven Labs https://elevenlabs.io/ 01:14:50 Amy Labenski: 👆 01:15:08 Susan Cadot: Thank you, Suzanne! 01:15:16 Brad Van Osdel: Thank You this was great!! 01:15:18 Liz Adeola: Thank you! 01:15:19 Jessica Solberg: Thank you! 01:15:20 Tammy Terwelp: Thank you! 01:15:27 Amy Labenski: thank you all for coming! 01:15:28 Mark Stender: Thank you! 01:15:30 Beth Jacobs: Thank you! So great to see the experimentation underway! 01:15:30 Tom Downing: Thank you, Everyone! 01:15:31 Caitlin Dutton-Reaver: Thank you - this was fabulous! 01:15:34 James Long: Thank you! 01:15:34 Austin Hegarty: Thank you! 01:15:37 robin mccubbins: Thanks so much 01:16:14 Carol Sisco: Thank you!