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Professor Rose Luckin's EDUCATE
@Knowldgillusion
Founder IEAIED, President Int. Society AIED, Author: AI for School Teachers, AI & Human Intelligence, Founder EDUCATE Accelerator Programme for EdTech Startups
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Indeed... start thinking about #assessment redesign! Thanks , , for sharing your ideas about #ArtificialIntelligence in #education! #AI #VUB #ChatGPT #highered #highereducation #LLM
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Lab researchers Prof Rose Luckin @KnowldgIllusion and Associate Prof @wayneholmes are on the UCL #AI & #Education expert group to advise on the impact of current AI (eg #LLM, #ChatGPT) on #Assessment in #HigherEducation. First briefing is now available. ucl.ac.uk/teaching-learn
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"There's huge economic implications as well as over the quality of what will end up in front of teachers and learners. If we don't get the investment into these businesses, they can't produce the best of the best" Latest ep., sponsored by !
Great podcast with and with analysis and comment on damaging impact ’s Oak National Academy will have on the #Edtech industry and teacher choice.
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New episode out! 🚨 Quality teaching resources. 👉 Who should curate these resources? 👉 Where should the IP reside? 👉 Who should decide what good looks like? @Knowldgillusion & @karinegeorge & @LordJimKnight 🎧 Episode link: theedtechpodcast.com/260-should-we- #edtech #teaching
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Another why I ♥️ social media moment. article in includes fascinating interview with making me realise that I already follow
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Is productivity for the sake of it good? How do we know the technology that the current and future workforce encounters, benefits them? As many roles demand a more complex skill set, and fluency in technology, is there a risk we’re leaving people behind? theedtechpodcast.com/257-deep-skill
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Is productivity for the sake of it good? How do we know the technology that the current and future workforce encounters, benefits them? As many roles demand a more complex skill set, and fluency in technology, is there a risk we’re leaving people behind?
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as an artist, there's also a point to make about ensuring you do SOME 'heavy lifting', like perspective, fabric weight, lighting, composition, etc., from time to time because a) you get rusty, and b) doing it to begin with trained you to be better at doing it and understanding it
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"I hope we get to a point where you can have your personal AI bot that you train with your own work, have it do the heavy lifting for you so you can be faster and have more time for what you need" - Viktor Kalvachev on the #NoToAIArt hashtag
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"Are the schools reporting high outcomes and what technology are they utilising, versus what the lower outcomes schools are doing, and this assessment tool is able to compare and contrast capabilities to help provide guidance about where to focus next"
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Instead of banning AI in education, schools should teach about AI, how it works, and how to use it as an amplifier of human potential. If we ban students from using computers, the Internet, or AI, what future career are we preparing them for?
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