“I basically just dropped the entire class and said, I'm going to show you how to use ChatGPT. And by the end of the class, one of my students had actually stopped paying attention and had coded up his entire project for the semester during the class period.”
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During a class, dropped the entire syllabus and showed students how to use ChatGPT, resulting in a student coding the entire semester project live in class
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“I can make you know almost the entire UI and how to use it, and how to use the tools and every features that are not coding. Twenty-three minutes, then you ask me a question for 40 minutes. And then we have a second class on Wednesday, one on Wednesday, every Monday, every Wednesday.”
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