In this follow-up episode on Artificial Intelligence (AI), Drs. Lisa Dieker and Rebecca Hines explore its multifaceted role. The discussion is framed around a book by Reid Hoffman, written in collaboration with ChatGPT, focusing on the impact and potential of AI in enhancing human capabilities in educational settings.
Link to Reid Hoffman & ChatGPT Discussion:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myWPwwj0THE
This episode highlights the need for educators and students to approach AI as a critical tool that can significantly enhance learning experiences and outcomes when used ethically and creatively. The hosts encourage listeners to engage with AI mindfully, focusing on developing critical thinking skills and using AI to supplement human intellect, not a replacement.
Key Points Discussed:
1. AI as an Educational Tool: The hosts debate comparing AI to past educational technologies like calculators and the internet.
2. AI’s Potential in Problem-Solving: The discussion emphasizes AI as a tool for researchers and educators to solve critical problems by enabling creative thought. Lisa shares a story illustrating the transformative power of internet information, underscoring the need for critical examination of AI-generated content like Khan Amigos. Link: https://www.khanacademy.org/khan-labs
3. Critical Thinking and AI: The episode stresses the importance of developing critical thinking skills alongside AI literacy.
4. Navigating AI's Limitations and Misinformation: Dr. Dieker discusses the 'hallucinations' of AI, including nonsensical responses, plausible but incorrect information, and AI's overreach in claiming capacities it doesn't possess. This leads to a conversation about the importance of using AI responsibly and ethically in classrooms.
5. Empowering Students with AI: The hosts advocate for introducing AI technology to students early, teaching them to seek answers and support their learning independently. They emphasize the role of AI in leveling the playing field, particularly for students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
6. AI and Assessments: The conversation concludes with the potential of AI in designing assessments that analyze and indicate students' critical thinking and creativity, moving beyond traditional fact-based testing.
S:1 E:13: Practical Access Rigorous Learning Online
S:1 E:12: Practical Access Safety
S:1 E:11: Practical Access Meeting IEP Goals online
S:1 E:10: Practical Access: Inclusion in an online and offline environment
S:1 E:9: Practical Access Role of Professionals beyond Teachers in online world
S:1 E:8: Behavior Techniques and Tech support in online world
S:1 E:7: How to teach offline in an online environment
S:1 E:6: Innovative Ideas to Connect Kids with Disabilities online
S:1 E:5: Supporting students with significant needs in online environments
S:1 E:4: Practical Access Supporting students in online environments with low or no technology
S:1 E:3: Practical Access Keeping students connected to each other in an online world
S:1 E:1: Tips for teaching students with disabilities in our new online world
S:1 E:2: Practical Access Co-teaching in an Online Environment.
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