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SUMMARY:Education and Ethics of AI
DESCRIPTION:It’s either the next big thing in education – or the greatest threat to our profession we’ve ever seen. Whatever your opinion of AI\, there’s no denying its popularity in the classroom. A recent Walton Family Foundation survey of 2\,000 K-12 students found more than one in five of them are already using ChatGPT to help with coursework at least once a week. Nearly double the amount of teachers said they’re using it on a weekly basis if not more. But there’s much more to AI than just ChatGPT. This session will look at how ChatGPT and other AI generative tools can be used across disciplines and teaching styles – ethically and responsibly.\n\nPresenters: \nDale Blasingame (Associate Professor of Practice\, Texas State University)\nJon Zmikly (Senior Lecturer\, Texas State University) \nSign up now
URL:https://www.digitallyengagedlearning.net/2023/event/education-and-ethics-of-ai/
CATEGORIES:DEL In Between
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