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Artificial Intelligence in Education: A Guide for Teachers and Students | Season 1 — Episode 7
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How should teachers and students navigate the rapidly emerging technology of Artificial Intelligence?
It's the next industrial revolution: computer programs that learn and improve the more you with it. Instead of searching for a particular webpage, you will prompt an AI to compile the research for you, and in concisely written chunks, or even tell it to simply automatically summarise the information into a stylish graphic.
This technology is programmed to mimic human abilities like learning from data, recognizing patterns, and even making decisions. You see AI in things like chatbots answering your questions online, or photo apps that recommend edits. AI is still under development, but ChatGPT and similar AI programs are swiftly coming to your phone, laptop and digital life.
Join Chris and Rob as they discuss how this technology could impact students, teaching methods and considerations for skilling the future workforce.
Topics covered- What is AI
- How a student could use AI at school – it’s not all about plagiarism
- Advantages, disadvantages and limitations of AI in an Education setting
- Data privacy
- The intersections of AI, Robotics and Virtual Reality
- Building AI skills for the workforce
Christopher Kalodikis and Robert Naumoski have over 20 years of teaching experience. Chris teaches Computing and is the founder of Maximum Education. Rob teaches Mathematics and is the founder of The Coaching College and owner of Ultimate Defence Academy.
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