I used gemini with notebookLM to update my bridge build directions. Then I used Canva AI to make it look nicer. I took too long with Canva but it is a start. https://canva.link/s026w7xvpyeuuxz

🎵 Here's the link to it. The GEM will ask me questions to update a weekly parent email. https://gemini.google.com/gem/10bRbH9PSTSFCM5sgH11RkrBEKAJA7VEC?usp=sharing Please let me know if the link works.

This video started with my master teaching profile and the attached document, which gave me the core ideas and direction. I used ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and NotebookLM to help shape those ideas into a polished final video. What I like most is that the technology did not replace my teaching voice. It helped me turn my experience, priorities, and approach into something clear, creative, and ready to share.

I created a unit plan for the next topic I am teaching. I used the base prompt in the lesson and then added follow up prompts to get the unit plan close to what i would like. This is the initial prompt: You are an expert 11th grade AP Physics 1 teacher. Design a comprehensive angular momentum unit of study.This unit should include 1 lab and should take about 7 class days. Include clear learning objectives aligned to standards, required materials, step-by-step procedures, an engaging core activities, a note deck, and a formative exit tickets to assess understanding. My largest frustration is I work on different sections and get them the way I like them but then need to search all over the place for the versions I like. Not sure what the easiest way to keep these portions organized is. I was using Chat - will try gemini next to see if it is easier

Hi teachers. Here's a list of ideas on how you can use Gemini's new music feature to instantly create catchy songs from text, images, or video for your classroom. Ideas ➡️ This incredible update is currently rolling out globally, so if it has not appeared in your account yet, it will eventually! ✅ Creative Ideas For You Once Added: 1) Turn Visual Prompts into Soundtracks You can upload an image from your lesson—like a historical painting or a science diagram—and ask the AI to create a custom soundtrack for it. The Prompt: "Compose an instrumental track that sounds like this image of the solar system, using an adventurous and futuristic mood." The Result: A perfect audio pairing to engage your auditory learners during visual presentations. 2) Set the Mood for Focus Need background music while students read or write independently? Ask the model to generate exactly what you need to keep your classroom centered and calm. The Prompt: "Create a 30-second lo-fi hip-hop beat with a chill, calming piano melody and a slow tempo." The Result: A perfectly tailored instrumental track designed to help students concentrate. 3) Make Memorable Transition Jingles Transitions between subjects can be loud, but a custom 30-second song serves as an excellent auditory cue for cleaning up. The Prompt: "Write a fun, upbeat pop song about putting away math books and getting ready for science." The Result: The model automatically writes the lyrics, generates the vocals, and sings a flawless transition tune. 🌟 How do you plan on leveraging this new feature?