Albers' AI Playground - Napkin

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Sharing Your Insights

Structured activities @ each milestone

Ideas Worth Filing

Reflecting on Your Experience

Key Questions for Play

Why are we here? What is our purpose?

INTRO

A space for our community to share and play with AI tools

Napkin

Consensus is a free AI-powered academic search engine. This means the questions you raise will yield results that are connected to real research papers. What's more, the results not only include a summarized answer to your query, but also references.

Napkin.ai

Info: Genial.ly

timeline of milestone events

Report takeaways to the whole group

OUTRO

In small groups, share your insights

Ready yourself to share your experience with others

Play with an AI tool independently

Albers' ai playground

Welcome to the

• Complete the two exercises (Word document) with your partner(s)
• Sign into Napkin.AI and select any of the completed paragraphs from those exercises to test Napkin's ability to create visuals.
• Try to edit the visual (e.g., change fonts, colors, insert objects, etc.)
• After your first attempt at using Napkin, ask yourself, "How did I start playing? Was it easy? In what way(s) might a person need help navigating this tool?"
• Play at least one more time and then, setting aside a user's learning-curve, ask yourself, "Could this tool help make work more meaningful/accurate/creative/something else? Explain."

Self-Reflection (~4 minutes)

• What are the pros and cons of using a tool like this to assist with your work or someone else's?
• Looking closely at what this specific tool generated, how do the results resonate with you?
• Do they look correct/suspect?
• Did they lead you to anything you had not considered?
• Did they repeat work you could have done on your own?
• In what way(s) might you use this tool after this session?
• Any concerns about someone else using this tool?

Group Reflection (~7 minutes)

• Turn your attention to your team members. Share what Napkin produced for you.
• Encourage each person to describe a work deliverable that this tool could be used for. Strive for the group to list of at least 3 deliverables total.
• Take turns diving into/questioning/sharing concerns about the possible work outcomes that this tool could be used for. Help each other brainstorm ways to minimize and/or resolve any concerns.