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AI in higher ed: Is it time to rethink grading?
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In this episode of AI Goes to College, Craig and Rob dig into the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on higher education. They explore three critical areas where AI is reshaping the academic landscape, offering valuable perspectives for educators, administrators, and students alike.
The episode kicks off with a thoughtful discussion on helping students embrace a long-term view of learning in an era where AI tools make short-term solutions readily available. Craig and Rob tackle the challenges of detecting AI-assisted cheating and propose innovative approaches to course design and assessment. They emphasize the importance of aligning learning objectives with real-world skills and knowledge retention, rather than focusing solely on grades or easily automated tasks. At the end of it all, they wonder if it's time to rethink grading.
Next, the hosts examine recent developments in language models, highlighting the remarkable advancements in speed and capabilities available in Anthropic’s new model, Claude 3.5 Sonnet. They introduce listeners to new features like "artifacts" that enhance user experience and discuss the potential impacts on various academic disciplines, particularly in programming education and research methodologies. This segment offers a balanced view of the exciting possibilities and the ethical considerations surrounding these powerful tools.
The final portion of the episode covers issues related to the complex world of copyright issues related to AI-generated content. Craig and Rob break down the ongoing debate around web scraping practices for AI training data and explore the potential legal and ethical implications for AI users in academic settings. They stress the importance of critical thinking when utilizing AI tools and provide practical advice for educators and students on responsible AI use.
Throughout the episode, the hosts share personal insights, anecdotes from their teaching experiences, and references to current research and industry developments. They maintain a forward-thinking yet grounded approach, acknowledging the uncertainties in this rapidly evolving field while offering actionable strategies for navigating the AI revolution in higher education.
This episode is essential listening for anyone involved in or interested in the future of education. It equips listeners with the knowledge and perspectives needed to adapt to and thrive in an AI-enhanced academic environment. Craig and Rob's engaging dialogue not only informs but also inspires listeners to actively participate in shaping the future of education in the age of AI.
Whether you're a seasoned educator, a curious student, or an education technology enthusiast, this episode of AI Goes to College provides valuable insights and sparks important conversations about the intersection of AI and higher education.
Mentioned in this episode:
AI Goes to College Newsletter
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Manage episode 429020561 series 3563098
In this episode of AI Goes to College, Craig and Rob dig into the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on higher education. They explore three critical areas where AI is reshaping the academic landscape, offering valuable perspectives for educators, administrators, and students alike.
The episode kicks off with a thoughtful discussion on helping students embrace a long-term view of learning in an era where AI tools make short-term solutions readily available. Craig and Rob tackle the challenges of detecting AI-assisted cheating and propose innovative approaches to course design and assessment. They emphasize the importance of aligning learning objectives with real-world skills and knowledge retention, rather than focusing solely on grades or easily automated tasks. At the end of it all, they wonder if it's time to rethink grading.
Next, the hosts examine recent developments in language models, highlighting the remarkable advancements in speed and capabilities available in Anthropic’s new model, Claude 3.5 Sonnet. They introduce listeners to new features like "artifacts" that enhance user experience and discuss the potential impacts on various academic disciplines, particularly in programming education and research methodologies. This segment offers a balanced view of the exciting possibilities and the ethical considerations surrounding these powerful tools.
The final portion of the episode covers issues related to the complex world of copyright issues related to AI-generated content. Craig and Rob break down the ongoing debate around web scraping practices for AI training data and explore the potential legal and ethical implications for AI users in academic settings. They stress the importance of critical thinking when utilizing AI tools and provide practical advice for educators and students on responsible AI use.
Throughout the episode, the hosts share personal insights, anecdotes from their teaching experiences, and references to current research and industry developments. They maintain a forward-thinking yet grounded approach, acknowledging the uncertainties in this rapidly evolving field while offering actionable strategies for navigating the AI revolution in higher education.
This episode is essential listening for anyone involved in or interested in the future of education. It equips listeners with the knowledge and perspectives needed to adapt to and thrive in an AI-enhanced academic environment. Craig and Rob's engaging dialogue not only informs but also inspires listeners to actively participate in shaping the future of education in the age of AI.
Whether you're a seasoned educator, a curious student, or an education technology enthusiast, this episode of AI Goes to College provides valuable insights and sparks important conversations about the intersection of AI and higher education.
Mentioned in this episode:
AI Goes to College Newsletter
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