“Agent skills are really the guidance that we can put together to help guide AI to create materials that support teaching tasks”

This Week with EdSurge · Who Gets to Build AI Infrastructure for Schools?

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Developing “agent skills” that guide AI to create or adapt teaching materials (e.g., lesson plans, misconception remediation)

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