[peeragogy-handbook] [peeragogy] Playing with chatGPT

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Fri Dec 27 20:16:44 UTC 2024


Hi, Peeragogues!

This is a splendid email thread! Thanks for sharing the summary paragraph,
Joe!

I want to respond to a few things that others wrote:

*"I also highly recommend putting the Peeragogy Handbook as a source in
NotebookLM (Google). It does not train on those data but it will allow
Gemini to answer questions using only the handbook. It can also generate a
podcast using the handbook (in that case it will add external
information)."*


I've never heard of NotebookLM. I will consider more, but I initially like
the idea of putting the Handbook as a source, Roland!

*"I have used ChatGPT to brainstorm a course syllabus and a reading
summary. It’s useful for helping me see my blind spots (where I know too
much, in particular)."*


I had not considered the value of ChatGPT in seeing blind spots. That's a
great point, Kathy!

*"The Mollick’s Coursera course is a good"*


I assume this is the one you are referring to Howard, I just signed up. It
looks good!

https://www.coursera.org/learn/wharton-ai-in-education-leveraging-chatgpt-for-teaching

- Charlie
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