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Getting Started with AI in Teaching and Learning: Images and Presentations

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

CENTER FOR TEACHING EXCELLENCE

March 22, 2024

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Getting Started with Artificial Intelligence in Teaching and Learning: Images and Presentations  © 2023-2024 by University of Florida, Center for Teaching Excellence is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 

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INTRODUCTIONS TO TODAY'S PRESENTERS

JOHN JORDI, PHD

Instructional Assessment Coordinator

Center for Teaching Excellence

JENNIFER PARKER, ED.D.

Faculty Development Coordinator

Center for Teaching Excellence

LEOTA O'MALLEY, M. Ed.

Online Course Quality Specialist

Center for Teaching Excellence

MICHAEL BARBER, PHD

Assistant Director

Center for Teaching Excellence

KIMBERLY HEAL, M.S. 

Graduate and Post-Doc Development Coordinator

Center for Teaching Excellence

https://tinyurl.com/GSWAI-S3NOTES

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SESSION 3:

PRESENTATIONS AND VISUAL IMAGERY

VIRTUAL

90 MINUTES

SESSION 3 OF 4

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Session 3�GSWAI: Images and Presentations

AGENDA

Agenda:

  • The Possibilities of AI with Images
  • Using AI Tools to create Images
  • Exploring examples
  • Ethical Considerations and Attributions
  • Tools for Image Generation
  • Techniques for Prompts and Critical Evaluation
  • AI and Images - Hands-On
  • The Power of AI for Presentations
  • Sample Presentations
  • Tools and Templates
  • Techniques for Prompts and Critical Evaluation
  • AI and Presentations - Hands-On

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We begin with locating AI tools...then dig into images and presentations. 

Today's Agenda

Images

The Possibilities of AI with Images

  • Exploring examples
  • Ethical Considerations and Attributions
  • Tools for Image Generation
  • Techniques for Prompts and Critical Evaluation
  • Hands-On

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Presentations

The Power of AI for Presentations

  • Sample Presentations
  • Tools and Templates
  • Techniques for Prompts and Critical Evaluation
  • Hands-On

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SEARCHING FOR AI TOOLS

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LOCATING AI TOOLS AND APPS

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Web Search

AI Aggregators: The Web

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GPTs in ChatGPT

Exploring the GPTs

What customizations are available?

=>ChatGPT

=>Explore GPTs

=>”presentations”

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Apps in Programs

AI Apps in Canva

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Choosing AI Generators

Warning!

Presentation AI generators are not on the Fast Path Solutions list. Using them for UF business means they should be assessed:

  • Check the pre-approved software on the Fast Path Solutions list
    • NOT A COMPREHENSIVE LIST. The Fast Path list isn't a list of everything that has been risk-assessed; it's the list of things that you don't have to submit a risk-assessment in order to use for particular data types. 

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  • Submit software/service for a risk-assessment for that specific use.
  • DO RISK ASSESSMENT/SUBMIT. Getting tools risk assessed can then lead to an additional review to see if they can be added to the Fast-Path to save others time.

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ETHICS AND CRITICAL EVALUATION

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Examining AI Results and Uses

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What's wrong with this picture?

Dall-E from ChatGPT

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What do you notice about diversity in AI generated results?

Dall-E from ChatGPT

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Do you speak my language?

Canva Magic AI Image Creator

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Can you spell?

Dall-E and Computational Thinking

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Always critically evaluate your generative AI results

FLUF Test It!

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Use FLUF: Create the Prompt and Critically Evaluate

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Next, let’s FLUF the Prompt

What should be in the prompt and how to review results

  • Format – “an image”
  • Layout – “of 3 college students eating banana splits in the student union at the University of Florida”
  • Usability – “for a campus audience during the Spring term”
  • Fanfare – “using an animated or cartoon theme”

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Did you include the “who, what, where, when, why, how”?

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“Create an image of 3 college students eating banana splits in the student union at the University of �Florida for a campus audience during the Spring term using an animated or comic book theme”

FLUF Indicators

FLUF the Prompt

Resulting Prompt

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Use “REGENERATE” to continue to improve your results.

REGENERATE!

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AI IMAGE GENERATION

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Creating pictures, visuals, and non-linguistic representations.

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Point to Ponder:

If AI generates the image, who is the author or who is credited for the work?

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Copyrighting AI Generated Content

  • Based on a presentation by Lisa Campbell, Trey Shelton, Tiffany Esteban – UF Libraries 3/20/24

U.S. Copyright Office - Copyright Registration Guidance

    • “to qualify as a work of ‘authorship’ a work must be created by a human being” 
    • “will not register works produced by a machine or mere mechanical process that operates randomly or automatically without any creative input or intervention from a human author.”
    • Zarya of the Dawn, human-authored text, copyrighted; AI images not copyrighted
    • A Recent Entrance to Paradise, entirely AI, not copyrighted

Library Copyright Alliance 

    • “might be copyrightable if the prompts provided by the user sufficiently controlled the AI such that the resulting work as a whole constituted an original work of human authorship.”

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Artists Protections Against AI Generation

  • Based on a presentation by Lisa Campbell, Trey Shelton, Tiffany Esteban – UF Libraries 3/20/24

How to keep your art out of AI generators (The Verge)

OpenAI Artist and Content Creator Opt-out

Glaze (developed by SAND Lab, University of Chicago) Made to protect artists' work from being copied

Nightshade (developed by SAND Lab, University of Chicago)

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The Tools

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Padlet: I Can't Draw

Your Turn

  • Create a selfie that represents you; be prepared to comment on your experience
  • Sample - Break the Ice with AI: Using Padlet

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Sample prompt: Draw an image of [an animal, thinker in your discipline, etc.] eating [favorite food] while [favorite hobby] at the [location] during [season, weather, etc.]

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CoPilot

Your Turn 

  • Create an image that you could use in a presentation for one of your classes
  • “Create an image from the perspective of a person laying on a green couch looking at his legs and shoes. Make this a realistic cartoon image. Beyond the shoes, show Sigmund Freud with round framed glasses intently looking on and Freud writing in a notebook in a therapy office”

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Canva

Online Portrait Generator

=> Canvas

=> Apps

=> AI Powered

=> Choose one like "Dall-E" to generate realistic images and art using AI or "AI Image Gen“

=>or go to Magic Studio

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AI Features for Images

Text to image - generate images from a detailed text description

Generative fill - describe what you'd like to add or remove

Text to template - generate editable templates from a description

Text effects - apply styles or textures to text with a text prompt

Generative recolor – change colors

Text-to-vector graphic – generate SVGs from a detailed text description

Adobe Firefly

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Adobe Firefly

Generative Fill feature

Using one of the existing photos (or upload your own):

  • Add content
  • Change colors
  • Enhance images
  • And More!

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Adobe Firefly

Considerations & Limitations

  • Draws from the Adobe photo stock library
  • Challenges with historic figures
  • Diverse representations
  • Specific language in prompts
  • https://firefly.adobe.com/

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Adobe Express�

Features

=>Adobe Firefly

=> AI Assistant

=>Enter prompt

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Generate and Modify AI Images with Microsoft Copilot

Modify Images with Adobe’s Generative Fill

Check out the YouTube Channel

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Your Turn

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AI �PRESENTATION GENERATION

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Creating presentations and multimedia.

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The Tools

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ChatGPT

Help with Presentations

  1. Content Generation and Ideas
  2. Q&A Preparation
  3. Language Translation
  4. Data Analysis
  5. Script Writing for Presentations
  6. Editing and Proofreading
  7. Visual Aid Suggestions
  8. Speech Practice
  9. Summarizing Information
  10. Technical Explanations

Let’s start with crafting a good prompt…

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Let’s FLUF the Prompt

What should be in the prompt and how to review results

  • Format – “a presentation with between 10-15 slides”
  • Layout – “using a professional tone aimed at higher education students”
  • Usability – “using peer reviewed literature sources about global climate change and citing the sources”
  • Fanfare – “from the lens of a college professor including technical vocabulary and quotes from experts”

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Create a presentation between 10-15 slides using a professional tone aimed at higher education students using peer reviewed literature sources and including citations about global climate change and the UN Sustainable Development Goals from the lens of a college professor including technical vocabulary and quotes or research from experts

FLUF Indicators

FLUF the Prompt

Resulting Prompt

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Let’s try our prompt in ChatGPT

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Critically evaluate your results – FLUF Test It!

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Here, we follow up by asking for citations.

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ChatGPT

Exploring the GPTs

What customizations are available?

=>ChatGPT

=>Explore GPTs

=>”presentations”

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What You Should Know

GPT vs. External Programs

  • Privacy Policy
  • Considerations for Uploading
  • Considerations for Downloading
  • UF approvals

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Example:

ChatGPT: Presentation GPT by SlideSpeak

Check the ratings and the "used by" 

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Explore the features and functionality, data privacy, and use

Example:

ChatGPT: Presentation GPT by SlideSpeak

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Copilot

UF Copilot (Protected Mode)

  • Create an outline
  • Locate sources and citations
  • Create images for a presentation

Create a presentation between 10-15 slides using a professional tone aimed at higher education students using peer reviewed literature sources and including citations about global climate change and the UN Sustainable Development Goals from the lens of a college professor including technical vocabulary and quotes or research from experts

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A Side Note on Microsoft 365 Copilot

PPT Designer or CoPilot

Prompts to:

  • Create a presentation from scratch or from a file in your One Drive with notes
  • Add/delete slides
  • Change format
  • Summarize, shorten, improve
  • Ask questions about content in the presentation.
  • Base a new presentation on a chosen template.
  • Currently not part of the UF organizational Copilot license

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Let’s try our prompt in CoPilot

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Copilot

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What are your thoughts about the Sources? Images? Presentation?

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Canva

Features & Functionality

  • Personal Accounts
  • Projects
  • Templates
  • Magic Studio
  • Apps

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Canva

Explore the Apps

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Canva

Magic Design for Presentations

  • Prompt
  • Create
  • Brainstorm

“Create a presentation on the UN Sustainable Development Goals using 10 -15 slides”

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Canva�

Using the Canva Apps

Puppetry

Create a talking head

=> Canva

=> Apps

=> D-ID AI Presenters

=> Puppetry

=> Choose features, draft script, generate

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OpenAI Presentation Generators

Other Tools to Try

Popular AI Presentation Generators:

  • Slides.ai (Google Extension)
  • Presentations.ai
  • Pop.ai
  • Gamma.ai
  • Beautiful.ai (Subscription)

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REMINDER: Check UF Fast Path Solutions or complete a Risk Assessment.

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CENTER FOR TEACHING EXCELLENCE

Gamma

Features of Gamma

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  • Collaborate
  • Share
  • Export
  • Embed
  • Analytics
  • Version history
  • Duplication

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“Create a presentation between 10-15 slides using a professional tone aimed at higher education students using peer reviewed literature sources and including citations about global climate change and the UN Sustainable Development Goals from the lens of a college professor including technical vocabulary and quotes or research from experts”

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Your Turn

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Additional AI Resources

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CoPilot

ChatGPT

Adobe Firefly

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Padlet

Canva

Gamma

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Getting Started with Artificial Intelligence in Teaching & Learning

What's Next In the Series?

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SESSION 4: �April 12, 2024

ASSESSMENTS

VIRTUAL

90 MINUTES

SESSION 4 OF 4

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This Year's Theme:�IMAGINE THE POSSIBILITIES: AI IN HIGHER EDUCATION

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April 17th

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Q AND A

CONTACT US:

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CTE@aa.ufl.edu