Using Generative AI for Task Creation

 Today I am going to share my experiences about using creative AI for preparing a task for my future students.

In this task as always, we used Canva. Also, we learned about Canvas Generative AI tools. 

We created a photo about our subject and then made our future students brainstorm and reflect on their thoughts of the image that was generated by the AI.

The image of Muhammed Ali we created with the Generative AI

After they discussed, we wanted to reveal that the photo was designed by the AI, and finally, we asked them to create their own images. Also, we gave them more generative AI tools for their task. 

In the end, they compared their images to each other, hopefully enjoying the process of using the AI themselves.

Thanks to my pair Toprak Kişioğlu for assisting me in this task.

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