A brilliant read from Kings College London, titled "The impact of artificial intelligence in higher education"
"As we continue to embrace AI technology, it is crucial to remember the value of diversity and inclusion in higher education"
Read below for more insights!
@BryanTMcLeod@mreflow AI could be adopted to improve critical thinking and learning processes, it turns to the students to develop that skill. And teaching something that is always developing like ChatGPT4 may not always be straightforward
You can install ChatGPT within MS Word and Google Docs.
(Most people will ignore this for reasons mentioned in the thread. But consider giving it a try.)
Here's how to do it:
@VictorCiubaru@Money__Words Why would we hold students to a different standard, especially if work as an adult is a partial reflection of the kind of work they'll do one day?
@MunhPhatt Why would we hold students to a different standard, especially if work as an adult is a partial reflection of the kind of work they'll do one day?
Proudly announcing the launch of our new book, "The Impact of ChatGPT on Higher Education: Exploring the AI Revolution," by Caroline Fell Kurban & Muhammed Sahin. #AIEducation#FutureOfLearning#ChatGPT. @EmeraldEdu@Emerald_Books @kirsty_woods23 @OpenAI
https://t.co/ARvqM2Kwtx
The UK Dept for Education has recently updated it's policy paper on the use of generative #ArtificialIntelligence in education.
It includes advocating student use & wider #AI Literacy ✅
I've summarised key points in the Thread below 1/8:
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In the world of education, everyone is worried about students using artificial intelligence to cheat. The fact is, many industries will be affected positively & negatively. ⚖️
What would you use A.I. for? 🤖 Please share some creative ideas: #HowIWouldUseArtificialIntelligence