Using AI in E-Learning RECAP #416: Challenge | Recap
This week's challenge asked course designers to show how AI can be used in e-learning and instructional design.
Kandice Kidd
I used ChatGPT for a course outline on a personal emergency fund. Every image used in the sample is from Microsoft Bing's Image Creator. I'm not sure the graphics are ground breaking, but they were free and I could enter a gazillion prompts until I was close to what I wanted.
Jonathan Hill
Here's a quick demo that lets you see the world through the eyes of Dali - well, the eyes of Dall•E to be more precise. The transition effect is based on Chris Hodgson's template, which I adapted for use with a slider rather than buttons. You can download Chris's template.
Example | Learn more | Jonathan Hill | Website | @DevByPowerPoint
Tom Kuhlmann
Video avatars using Pippio.
Example | Tom Kuhlmann | Website | LinkedIn | @TomKuhlmann
Pixar-like images using Midjourney.
Example | Tom Kuhlmann | Website | LinkedIn | @TomKuhlmann
Jodi M. Sansone
For the demo, I started with ChatGPT to create the interview and responses. I translated the script into French via Google Translate (Thierry, can you tell me if the translation worked?) Then I dropped the script into D-ID, and it created Lautrec responding to the questions. I'm sure within a year, it will look even more realistic. I used the Articulate closed captions as a translation device, like subtitles at the movies.
Example | Jodi M. Sansone | Website | @jodimsansone
Daniel Canaveral
Flash card images courtesy of Craivon AlImage Generator using the keywords: "A [name of animal] dressed in a business suit."
Brian Cho
Have you ever imagined what it would be like to meet Jesus Christ in person for an interview? Or receive a personal letter from Oprah Winfrey? What if we had a keynote from Steve Jobs today about AI?
Chris Hodgson
My project demonstrates what is possible when we start to integrate the latest Generative-AI API solutions that are available for developers to work with right now into Articulate Storyline 360.
It's called Generate Your Own Text-Based Storyline Adventure. AI dynamically generates the entire story; no two adventures will ever be the same! (Though some may be more exciting than others!)
Example | Chris Hodgson | Website | @skriss
Tracy Carroll
The short, silly video I created is the result of typing in 4 sentences, and choosing from the images Designer created.
Example | Learn more | Tracy Carroll | Website | @1tracycarroll
Creating a video script with ChatGPT
Example | Learn more: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Tracy Carroll | @1tracycarroll
Daniel Turner-Gallastegui
This is a course demonstrating several uses of generative AI. It's a bit silly but the premise is an "oracle" that will generate a short course for you, on absolutely anything you ask it for. The course is generated by OpenAI's ChatGPT API (called from javascript within storyline).
Example | Learn more | Daniel Turner-Gallastegui | Website
Tracy Carroll
To create the interactive Articulate Rise example below, I decided to try out Canva’s new AI text-to-image feature for the first time.
Example | Learn more | Tracy Carroll | Website | @1tracycarroll
Lisa Listama
I use Chat GPT like an assistant who has more creative ideas than I do. For example, I wanted to make an insurance course built in Rise by making it gamified in Rise. Yes, you read that right. So I asked Chat GPT to create scripts for a Michael HIll (jewelry company I work for) game show, a game show host character, and develop game ideas based on the content I needed to test the learners on. I was also low on imagination, so I asked it to create module titles that were content-specific but fun. Here is the whole course. Jump to Challenges One, Two, Three, and Four to see the scripts and ideas in action.
Phezulu Dhlodhlo
I am delighted to submit my work on how AI can be used in the field of music. Of course, this comes from a background that l cannot even sing to save my own life.
Bonne Nagle
I used ChatGpt and Adobe Firefly - and asked them both to reword articles based on either the "speaker" or audience. You can see the difference between a college student, a TedTalk, a preschooler, and a documentary.
Example | Bonne Nagle | Website
Ron Katz
All creative content for this example was created as "original art" using New Bing. The comic book-style frames came from Learning Heroes download section. The original video from CreateStudioPro, and the music is from Zapsplat.com.
Hannah Radant
Example | Hannah Radant | Website
Amaly Gillig
I used Canva's text-to-image feature for the images and Bing chat for inspiration on the content.
Ralf Hartmann
I tried another way to be supported by AI. ChatGPT should give me an e-learning draft in terms of text and content. I wrote an instruction for ChatGPT to create this text, quiz and give proposals for graphics to be used within e-learning. My instruction is very general and can be used for many topics.
Ilona Winnemore
I used the Synthesia video generation tool to produce the video and audio, and for the script and question writing, I used ChatGPT. The video serves as a training demo for pharmaceutical sales representatives and features scenario-based content with accompanying questions. I aimed to create a seamless flow and optimal learning experience for the learners.
Example | Ilona Winnemore | Website
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Julie BIGOT
A quick project for me using Blockade Labs and their 360 images.
Jackie Matuza
I have heard from friends that they like using ChatGPT to facilitate brainstorming and thought this was a great use for e-learning design as well as I think getting started can be the hardest part. For example, I liked the linked YouTube video above, which used ChatGPT to generate quiz questions, so I started there but then also had ChatGPT create learning objectives, scenarios, drag-and-drop options, and character names. Some of the content I used, but most were helpful to get me moving in a direction, and I then generated my items - great for breaking writer's block!
Example | Download prompts | Jackie Matuza | Website
Cyd Walker
I asked ChatGPT to write a short mystery about women at Bletchley Park. Then I composed a short film using this story, and MURF AI for the narration, in addition to a few images generated by Bing Chat. Find out what happened.
Nhlamolo Moja
Courtney Roberts
I used ChatGPT to help write the feedback message after the answer is submitted and the answers for challenge question #4. I asked it to write in the style of Seinfeld and I think it did a pretty good job.
Yigah Lhamo
Jennifer Bieszczad
Kate Golomshtok
The text was made by the GPT chat in just 3 requests. Next I usedLexica / to generate images andFontJoy to select a font pair. Then, I slightly corrected the image in the Figma.
Example | Kate Golomshtok | Website
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