get with the program  by John Skaggs


Real Help From Artificial Intelligence


Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now integrated into many daily experiences from home appliances, digital assistants, navigation, travel, personalized marketing and social media, image, facial and


speech recognition and text, audio and image generation. Here are some suggestions on how to leverage AI to enhance your camp program- ming and tips on how to best use AI tools.


Upload a sermon and ask AI to provide thought-provoking


questions tailored to teenagers.


Spark creativity Use AI to spark creativity by exploring topics, camp themes, and game ideas. Traditionally, brainstorming sessions with a team help generate creative ideas for developing a spiritual theme, camp theme or looking for game ideas. Now, you can ask a chatbot like ChatGPT the same ques- tions you would ask in a brainstorming session. Within seconds, AI can offer numerous ideas for décor, costumes, activities, entertainment and meals for a medieval camp theme.


Research Use AI to learn about your campers’ generation. By asking targeted questions about their charac- teristics, behaviors, values and trends, you can learn a lot and tailor programs to their interests and needs.


Create content Generate discussion questions for staff or campers on specific topics. For instance, upload a sermon and ask AI to provide thought-provoking questions tailored to teenagers. You can also create visual aids for sermons or worship sessions


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