The Teachers AI Café

Kane from Teachers AI Cafe shares weekly AI education updates. 00:00 Channel Welcome 00:27 This Week AI News 00:36 Gemini Notebooks Insights 01:16 Gemini Notebook Integration 01:48 Copilot Education Plugin 02:43 Claude Do It Assistant 03:33 Grok Bot On iPhone 04:08 Claude Code TV Hacks 04:25 ChatGPT Locked Chats 05:05 ChatGPT Presentations 05:29 Gemini Notebook Slide Review 05:49 Wrap Up And Subscribe Subscribe the the newsletter for podcast cheatsheets Find the YouTube version of this h...

Kane from the Teachers AI Cafe shares the B.I.L.D. framework—Brain, Invent, Leverage, Decide—to help teachers and students use AI effectively, responsibly, and ethically while keeping human judgment central. He explains starting with your own knowledge and purpose, using AI to brainstorm possibilities, leveraging AI for practical support like drafting resources or feedback, and then deciding what to accept by checking accuracy, appropriateness, and learning alignment. Kane stresses setting cl...

Kane shares a Teachers AI Cafe weekly update for October 19 00:00 Welcome to Teachers AI Cafe 00:23 Weekly Update Kickoff 00:42 Upload Audio to ChatGPT 01:17 Classroom Uses and Caveats 02:18 Enterprise Plugin Permissions 03:28 New Study and Planning Tools 04:48 Research Trial Results 05:47 What It Means for Teachers 07:24 Wrap Up and Next Steps Subscribe the the newsletter for podcast cheatsheets Find the YouTube version of this here Go to this Facebook group to access the cheatsheet h...

The episode shows teachers and students how to use ChatGPT “switches” (slash commands) to improve assessment results, especially during Year 12 exam preparation. It demonstrates /quizme to generate an 8-question multiple-choice quiz on a topic, /socrates to prompt deeper thinking through guided questions, /feynman and /eli5 to simplify explanations at different levels, and image-based tools like /make-sticky-notes and /make-visual-study-guide to create visual revision resources. It also cover...

Kane from the Teachers AI Cafe tests pre-made ChatGPT slash commands as practical time-savers for teachers, recording for both podcast and YouTube while generating graphics. He demonstrates five education-focused tools—/timelineview, /anime-explainer, /mindspace-map, /handwritten, and /explodedview—mainly using D-Day, 1066, the Great Pyramid of Giza, and Greek black-figure pottery as examples. He explains how to iterate by editing the original prompt, create blank templates for student comple...