As I prepare for the new semester, I’m aggregating resources about AI use in education. A lot of those resources are from peer educators making their own aggregated rosters. So, here is my current aggregation of aggregated AI rosters: Featured Image Photo by Taras Shypka on Unsplash
My niece just sent me an article from BuzzFeed titled Teachers Are Absolutely Loving The Student Who Made A Tool That Shows If Your Essay Was Written By AI. So continues the cat and mouse game between teachers and learners in the name of academic integrity. The article is an interesting read about Edward Tian,…
As I’m prepping my course for the spring term, I’m working on my (very lengthy) handout and resource materials associated with a major assignment in the course, a literature review on a topic related to the implications of technology use/innovation in education (e.g., equity, access, privacy, eWaste, etc.) I asked ChatGPT to help me produce…
As I prepare for the new semester, I’m spending time contemplating the implications of chatGPT, a recently released AI tool that returns a detailed response to your instruction prompt. While I’ve had a blast playing and thinking about the possibilities as a writing tool, I’m also struggling to integrate it within the work we’re doing in my course.