Teaching AI: Exploring New Frontiers for Learning

I really enjoy Dr. Zimmerman’s simple yet accessible style of writing. It’s great that she included so many diverse voices that normally don’t get to be heard in the field of AI. I recommend it for all beginning STEM educators (and students!).

I found this to be a very well craft book for educators. Michelle has taken the topic of AI which can feel daunting when we think about implications it has for education. She has put together a well researched book that provides boundless links, examples, stories, and voices from around the world to showcase how AI is being used and deployed currently and what we need to think about for the future.What I loved most about the book was that it did not solely focus on AI as a technology. As stated in the book, "Technology is just one component of preparing learnings for a world with AI. We need to grapple with philosophical questions and logical arguments that arise around AI". Additionally, she brings to the focus the importance of the 4 C's and being students to be ready for anything in an ever changing educational and society landscape.This is a great read for any educator with any type of prior knowledge of AI. There is so much to gain from the book, resources, and links.

Appreciate ISTE and General Motors have this author write this book on their behalf. It is apparent the author brings a unique perspective providing real life examples of AI integration in K-12th grades. There is a reason this book has been translated into 5 languages and is used in corporations, universities and schools throughout the world,