Curso gratuito online (EAD) da OpenAI para você aprender aplicar técnicas no ChatGPT e outras ferramentas de recursos valiosos

Free Online Course (Distance Learning) From OpenAI to Learn How to Apply Techniques in ChatGPT and Other Valuable Resource Tools

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 29/11/2024 at 10:10

Updated on 29/11/2024 at 13:03

OpenAI lança curso gratuito online (EAD) sobre IA para professores! Capacite-se e aplique tecnologia sala de aula.

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OpenAI Launches Free Online Course (EAD) on AI for Educators! Empower Yourself and Apply Technology in the Classroom.

The program, titled “ChatGPT Foundations for K-12 Educators”, was developed in partnership with the NGO Common Sense Media and provides valuable resources for schools and teachers completely free of charge. The free online course (EAD), lasting one hour and divided into nine classes, covers fundamental topics about AI and offers guidance on how to use it ethically and safely in the school environment, ensuring students’ privacy and security.

Available on the Common Sense Media website, the course is taught in English and does not require a ChatGPT subscription for access. This is the first public project resulting from the partnership between the OpenAI and the NGO, with promises of future collaborations to expand AI’s educational reach.

Why the Free AI Course is Essential for Educators?

Generative artificial intelligence is rapidly changing interactively with technology, being capable of creating texts, images, music, and other original content from existing data. Tools like ChatGPT and DALL·E are prominent examples of this type of technology, which utilize advanced models, such as neural networks and transformers, to produce creative and consistent results.

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Responsible Use of AI

Despite its advantages, the technology also brings ethical challenges, such as issues concerning copyright, damages to creations, and the use of deepfakes. These concerns underline the importance of a free online course (EAD) like the one offered by OpenAI, which not only empowers educators but also encourages the responsible use of AI.

This new initiative reinforces OpenAI’s commitment to making artificial intelligence accessible and available, not only to specialists but also to professionals who wish to integrate it into their routines, like teachers. This is an important step to prepare the educational environment for future demands.

Registration

Visit the Common Sense Media website and enroll in the free course “ChatGPT Foundations for K-12 Educators,”developed by OpenAI. Lasting one hour and divided into nine classes, the program addresses the ethical and safe use of artificial intelligence in the school environment, focusing on students’ privacy and security. The course is online, taught in English, and does not require a ChatGPT subscription.

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José Vilmaci Mendes da(@josevilmaci1974gmail-com)

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01/12/2024 20:17

Olá vamos começa para avaliar, porém sei que existe uma carência de oportunidades com essa na educação contemporânea.

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Free Online Course (Distance Learning) From OpenAI to Learn How to Apply Techniques in ChatGPT and Other Valuable Resource Tools

OpenAI Launches Free Online Course (EAD) on AI for Educators! Empower Yourself and Apply Technology in the Classroom.

Why the Free AI Course is Essential for Educators?

Responsible Use of AI

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