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"Artificial intelligence is going to change the world more than anything else in the history of our civilization. More than electricity, more than the internet.”
"Artificial intelligence is going to change the world more than anything else in the history of our civilization. More than electricity, more than the internet.”
-Stephen Hawking
-Stephen Hawking
How to get ahead of the curve with AI-enhanced education.
Rethinking classic education books and AI.
1. Paulo Freire's "Pedagogy of the Oppressed" (1968)
Freire: schools should help students uncover the power dynamics surrounding them.
Will AI become a tool for oppression?
Will AI become a tool for liberation?
Will AI reinforce or disrupt power structures?
How can educators draw attention to AI as a tool of power?
2. Bell Hooks' "Teaching to Transgress" (1994)
Hooks: Transgressive teaching, based on active learning
Will AI make more transgressive teaching possible?
Will AI shut down on active learning?
3. John Dewey's "Democracy and Education" (1916)
Dewey: education = a space for individualized support as students practice relevant skills
Will AI make this kind of education possible, finally?
The pioneers in the AI + education space aren't going to be the ones who:
❌Make the best chatbots
❌ Write the best prompts
❌ Automate everything
❌ Do things fastest
They're going to be the ones who:
✅Selectively automate
✅ Mix the old and the new
✅ Link AI to pedagogical theory
✅ Understand the ethics behind automating education
Don't just play with tech. Think about what that tech means for our students
(Gulya, 2023)
IN HIGHER EDUCATION
IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Plagiarism is not new to colleges. However, the release of ChatGPT certainly raised new (and valid) concerns that it would grow expeditiously. Companies like Grammarly are helping schools use generative AI for good rather than for ill. The popular grammar checker has rolled out GrammarlyGo, an AI-powered tool that will help students develop their research and writing skills. For example, they can ask it to “build a research plan for my paper” or “brainstorm topics for my assignment.” EdScoop notes that the tool will also evaluate students’ writing and prompt students to, for example, explore counterarguments in their essays. It can also create citations for generative AI sources and remind students to avoid using generative AI to create long chunks of text (Element 451, 2023; Grammarly, 2022)
Plagiarism is not new to colleges. However, the release of ChatGPT certainly raised new (and valid) concerns that it would grow expeditiously. Companies like Grammarly are helping schools use generative AI for good rather than for ill. The popular grammar checker has rolled out GrammarlyGo, an AI-powered tool that will help students develop their research and writing skills. For example, they can ask it to “build a research plan for my paper” or “brainstorm topics for my assignment.” EdScoop notes that the tool will also evaluate students’ writing and prompt students to, for example, explore counterarguments in their essays. It can also create citations for generative AI sources and remind students to avoid using generative AI to create long chunks of text (Element 451, 2023; Grammarly, 2022)
Higher Education and Grammarly
Should Grammarly be added to all courses?
Course created and designed by Dr. Alice Martinez, MA, Ed.D.
Contact Information: ameducator1@gmail.comThe workshop was made possible through funds from Allied Health
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