5 new AI features in Microsoft Teams for Education

[@b99eu]

So impressive! Looking forward to try these things out… Thanks for this work and support to educators!

[@Thomlabe]

Great tools, looking forward to test them out. As a Norwegian I see the translation is rough around the edges. Is this the AI doing a translation of its own text? Hopefully we’ll see it improve over time.

[@SonamDorji-yl5xs]

Is there a tutorial video how i can sign up for microsoft team for education

[@WalbertoFlores]

WOW!

[@SusanMoineau]

can I create the lesson in 2 languages? Like english and spanish?

[@ZinkIThink]

That's right! :D

[@lovemadeinjapan]

Where does it source its AI generated contect from? Is the teacher uploading rubrics automatically training the AI rubric generation? Teams has to be much clearer about privacy and dealing with EU laws.

[@MikeTholfsen]

We don't train on your uploaded rubrics. We have a very in-depth and compliant set of privacy, training, and GDPR/Europe ready policies for both Teams and or AI

[@lovemadeinjapan]

The rubric generation is a very nice example of the "poop in = poop out" theorem. If you don't come up with measurable and concrete behaviour to observe in students work, it will be super vague, and help you a total 0% in grading the product. It is like finger-in-the-wind grading. Let's give this student a 7 out of 10, as it FEELS okish.

[@edheldude]

Seems easy, and somewhat nightmarish at the same time. It'll give even more ways to avoid first principles thinking.