25TRA064 2-Part Webinar Series: Transforming Prompts into Teacher-Friendly AI Tools: Build Once, Use Forever

DATES:    MONDAY, 13TH & 20TH JANUARY 2025
TIMES:     7.30PM - 9.00PM
VENUE:   ONLINE VIA ZOOM

TARGET AUDIENCE: ALL POST PRIMARY TEACHERS

Join us for an engaging session where we will explore how to convert excellent AI prompts into reusable classroom tools. Discover how to transform your planning, teaching and learning by building AI tools tailored to your needs. Suitable for beginners. Whether you're a tech-savvy teacher or just starting with AI, this session will equip you with the skills to create tools that save time and enhance your students' learning experiences. You'll leave with a practical tool you can use again and again in your classroom.

Session 1 focuses on foundational knowledge, simple prompt creation, and testing, with an assignment for participants to refine or create a new prompt between sessions.

Session 2 builds on this foundation, guiding participants through refining their prompts, creating more complex workflows, and publishing their AI tools.

Bio of Presenter: Natalie Doyle Bradley

Natalie Doyle Bradley is an experienced educator with a deep commitment to integrating technology into education. With a career spanning over two decades, Natalie has played a key role in bringing digital advancements into the classroom. As a Special Education Teacher, an Assistant Principal and ICT Coordinator at Chanel College, she has been pivotal in updating the school's digital infrastructure and integrating new teaching tools. Some examples can be found here: https://rb.gy/wati9c

Natalie holds a Post Grad in ICT for Education, another in 21st Century Teaching and Learning along with a plethora of other qualifications in technology and education. Natalie is not just about hardware; she's also deeply involved in developing digital literacy, offering professional development for staff, and leading initiatives that explore innovative educational methods.

Beyond her school, Natalie founded a support network for Special Education teachers on Facebook, which has grown to over 16,000 members and another called 'Tech in Irish Schools'. These groups are platforms for educators to exchange ideas and support each other, showcasing Natalie's commitment to collaborative learning and professional growth.