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The Artificial Intelligence Disclosure (AID) Framework: An Introduction
AI 4 SCI: Using AI-Powered Tools to Support Inquiry Science
Tools: Eduaide, magicschool, perplexity, claude, copilot, gemini, google earth, google maps, elicit, glasp.ai, goblin tooks, Heurisit.ca, research rabbit, SciSpace, Graphy, napkin , Google NotebookLM, Wondercraft, Audiobox, Zapier, Quizziz, Quizrise, QuizwithIt
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Communicating With Students in the Age of AI.cleaned.pdf
In this rapidly shifting, almost chaotic, context, The Chronicle of Higher Education sought to find out more about academic attitudes toward the use of AI for communication with students and about the deployment of AI technology on campuses.
NEFDC Keynote: What If GenAI Is a Nothing Burger?
Anyways, let me ask you, are these the problems that AI represents to us? I’m going to go down each one–raise your hand if you feel this is an issue of AI? Credibility/Reliability Bias Copyright Creativity Ethics of the tool Equity Plagiarism Privacy Quality Shortcutting learning and research
One issue missing from this is environmental impacts–but I’ll get to that.
And yet, the problem with this list is that it isn’t a list I created for AI.
It’s a list of the concerns and issues that educators had with Wikipedia.
Those are different sources documenting these issues as they relate to Wikipedia:
Like I said, remember the Wikipedia wars.
The Faculty Guide to getting started with Gen AI
20 activities and 9 lesson plans
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Six Steps for Understanding AI
By Dr. Alex Rockey This semester I am teaching “Introduction to AI” for the first time. The course is part of a free noncredit certificate “Emerging Media Literacy.” In prepping for this cour…
AI and Skills Loss: It’s Not That Simple
A lot of the rhetoric around artificial intelligence in education centres on the idea that AI will inevitably lead to skills loss and that this is an inherently bad thing. Like all hype at both end…
Turning Students’ Brains ON when using AI 🧠 – Capricious Connections
chronicle.com-How some professors are using AI for role-playing.cleaned.pdf
💭 Collaborative Learning with AI
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Illuminate | Learn Your Way
What is Illuminate Illuminate is an experimental technology that uses AI to adapt content to your learning preferences. After you select one or more published papers, Illuminate will generate audio with two AI-generated voices in conversation, discussing the key points of the selected papers. Illuminate is currently optimized for published computer science academic papers.
Citation Needed: AI Tools that Provide Sources
Although artificial intelligence can be a great benefit for educators and students, there are also valid concerns that schools need to cons...
Best Way to Remove AI Plagiarism from Text: Bypass AI Detectors
Is your text AI-generated? If so, it may need to be revised to remove AI plagiarism. Submitting AI-plagiarized content to search engines, assignments, research papers, and similar platforms is not advisable.
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AI Detectors are garbage and need to continue to be called out as more and more teachers are stepping into the AI world and making assumptions that these…
AI Detectors Falsely Accuse Students of Cheating—With Big Consequences
About two-thirds of teachers report regularly using tools for detecting AI-generated content. At that scale, even tiny error rates can add up quickly.
forbes.com-The 5 Most In-Demand Skills In 2025.cleaned.pdf
In Case You Missed It: Teaching in the Age of AI Faculty Panel
Notre Dame Learning hosted a Teaching in the Age of AI: Faculty Perspectives panel. They had some people joining that are probably familiar to many of you: Jim Lang, Susan Blum, Katie Adamo, and Keith Urtel.
Generative AI Syllabus Statement
PD Agenda - Artificial Intelligence / Natural Misuse
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What Every Higher Ed Professional Should Know About AI
Artificial intelligence isn’t the future of higher education—it’s already shaping it. While AI might seem like a futuristic concept, it’s now an essential tool woven into the fabric of education, transforming how institutions operate and how we engage with students.In my work as an AI consultant, I don’t describe myself as a futurist—I’m a Now-ist. The transformative impact of AI isn’t waiting for tomorrow; it’s already here, revolutionizing higher education today. From enhancing productivity, t
Inside an Effort to Build an AI Assistant for Designing Course Materials - EdSurge News
AI INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGNER?: Over the past few months, a group of educators has been designing and testing a system that uses ChatGPT to serve as an ...
Canvas: OpenAI's New Essay and Code Writing "Collaborator"
Jointly edit with ChatGPT and ask it to insert teacher comments and then revise based on those comments.
chronicle.com-Make AI Part of the Assignment
Explore Community Apps - Playlab
On PlayLab there are already a number of (free) educator-created chatbots designed to give feedback. If you get on the platform you can see the instructions these chatbots use and adapt them to make your own bot.
AI Won't Replace Teachers But It Will Transform Nearly Every Aspect of the Job - John Spencer
Note that this isn’t simply the question, “How will AI change teaching in the future?” This starts with the question, “How is AI already changing the teaching profession?” Listen to the Podcast If you enjoy this blog but you’d like to listen to it on...
Teaching Effectively with ChatGPT, with Dan Levy and Angela Pérez – Teaching in Higher Ed
Dan Levy and Angela Pérez share about Teaching Effectively with ChatGPT on episode 538 of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast
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Since ChatGPT stormed the world in November 2022, speculation about AI in education has often been overwhelming, vague, or impractical. “Teaching Effectively with ChatGPT” provides practical, concrete strategies to integrate AI into your teaching, rooted in solid pedagogical principles.