Level 16: Acquiring Knowledge About Generative AI

Participants will engage with generative AI-related videos and discussions to identify and articulate key concepts and potential applications of generative AI in higher education settings. 

Time: 60 minutes

PREP (5 minutes) 

Level Details

Welcome to Level 16, where we'll continue our journey up Jisan and start our exploration into the world of generative AI and its transformative role in education.


This module focuses on building a foundational understanding of generative AI. We'll be diving into its key concepts, potential applications, and relevance in the educational context, engaging in critical reflection and discussions together.

Objectives

By the end of this module, you will:


Gather your gear

LEARN (25-35 minutes) 

Impact Talk to Explore Generative AI in Higher Education

by Jason Gulya (21:10)

Dr. Jason Gulya discusses the transformative potential of generative AI in higher education, focusing on the hyper-personalization of learning and its implications for teaching, student engagement, and the future of academic instruction.

How AI Could Save (Not Destroy) Education

by Sal Khan at TED (15:36)

Sal Khan, founder of Khan Academy, presents a compelling vision of AI as a transformative tool in education, offering personalized tutoring for students and support for teachers, potentially revolutionizing learning and teaching methods.

Why AI is the Catalyst We Need to Change Education Forever

by Sarah Rubinson Levy at TEDxBreckenridge (15:38)

This TEDx talk argues that AI is the much-needed catalyst for a fundamental overhaul of the outdated education system, emphasizing the need to shift focus from traditional content knowledge to fostering human intelligence and creativity in students.

Machine Learning, AI, and the Future of Education

by Marc Natanagara at TEDxBrookdaleCommunityCollege (10:09) 

This TEDx talk delves into the intersection of AI and education, discussing the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in learning environments and advocating for a redefinition of intelligence and learning in the age of AI.

DO (5 minutes) 

Course Selection 

REFLECT (15-25 minutes) 

Personal Reflection on AI in Education

Remember 

This is just the beginning of your exploration of generative AI in education. As you continue to learn and engage with this technology, you will discover new ways to leverage its power and unlock its transformative potential for your students.

REFERENCES

Wharton Interactive’s crash course delves into the mechanics and impacts of LLMs, spotlighting models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT4, Microsoft’s Bing in Creative Mode, and Google’s Bard.

Enchanted Estuary Coin

Description

Recognizes the initiation into generative AI, marking an understanding of its core principles and educational implications.

Earning Criteria

Engage with generative AI content, participate in discussions, and demonstrate comprehension of its key concepts and applications in education.