Need help using AI in the university classroom? Start here

As AI advances, university educators need to think creatively and critically about incorporating AI into the classroom. Understandably, there are still many questions and concerns. The primary one: where do we begin?

The AI Pedagogy Project from metaLAB (at) Harvard & FU Berlin and Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University is a great place to start.

The Project provides a helpful guide for university educators getting started with AI. It offers a curated set of thoughtful assignments that get students using AI tools, while learning to think critically about their outputs and limitations.

I was pleased to learn about this resource recently in an online workshop from the AI Pedagogy Project.

For university educators and others interested in the future of AI in education, I recommend taking a look.

 

Brendon Bosworth is a communications specialist and science communication trainer with an ever-growing interest in AI.. He is the principal consultant at Human Element Communications. 

Brendon Bosworth

Brendon Bosworth is a communications specialist and the principal consultant at Human Element Communications.

https://www.humanelementcommunications.com
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