What is GapGPT?
History comes alive when you hit the road—and AI is in the driver’s seat.
Our featured video, Indigenous Land to Parks, gives you a front-row seat to how AI maps the journey from traditional Indigenous homelands to the state and national parks we know today—connecting the past to the places you can still visit.
Content curated by a MN and WI Licensed Teacher
GapGPT started on the road—literally. Imagine Social Studies lessons that don’t just tell students about history, culture, and place, but take them there. Using AI, I plan each journey to answer three key questions: Where should we go? What should we explore? How can we make it real for students?
From Minnesota lakeshores to Wisconsin forests, GapGPT connects original Indigenous Peoples’ lands to today’s state and national parks—bringing the stories, voices, and perspectives often missing from textbooks right into the classroom. Every video lesson is tied directly to Minnesota and Wisconsin Social Studies standards, with a special focus on Indigenous Peoples studies.
The goal? To close the “opportunity gap” for traditionally marginalized communities by giving students access to content that is relevant, rigorous, and inspiring. Using AI, I create lessons that help scholars not just catch up—but level up.
Coming September 2025, the GapGPT YouTube channel will feature:
Standards-aligned Social Studies videos for grades K–12 in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Behind-the-scenes AI planning, showing exactly how I choose locations, design questions, and create learning experiences.
Stories that connect past to present, highlighting the resilience and contributions of Indigenous communities.