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 Prompt #1

Teacher's public pages typically are more reserved but still have the nessacary information for students and parents alike. From the examples I have looked at along with my own experience as a student, teachers websites typically have info about what they teach, where they teach, their qualifacations and their course. While this a general overview there are also things teachers may include such as personal details and "get to know me sections". This is a good range for terachersd to reside in, we do not typically need overbearing loads of info into a website facing public, course info can be found in things like course descriptions and syllabi. This is also a good metric of how to keepm students safe, there is not classroom information visible, no student info, etc. overall the info is informative but well maintained. 

Prompt #2 

I have changed my major to a culinary career but I feel I can utilize the technology I have acess to, so that I may help teach and instruct others on how to cook what I do. If i choose to begin culinary lessons I can use things luike excell and word to build schedules and write recipes for people to use in cooking. Since culinary is another creative pursuit I will still stand by not using AI for anything. ever. but I will create and develop a new and more expansive PLN as well as integrate many members from my old PLN into said pursuits, because most of my musician connections also are passionate cooks. 

Prompt 3# 

There are little to no aspects of teachiong AI should be used in or as a supporting role in. Though, if forced to utilize the tool, it would be helpful at sorting and organizing data we have researched and used as our own, more of an advanced catalog because that it all it really is in its current state. The practicality of teaching requires the human touch, AI can plan oput events but cannot account for human interuptions and activity. A good lesson plan requires a felxible guidline, a more individualized use of learning and personal expereince in the subject. No. The canvas group tool would benefit from being able to see what others do, as well as more detailed editing aspects, such as deseign and practicality of usage. 

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