The Edtech Podcast
#280 - What are Student Expectations for AI in Education?
Jul 10, 2024
Michael Larsen, CEO of Studiosity, focuses on AI-powered support for students. Sally Wheeler, a leader in higher education at Birkbeck, shares insights on student agency and critical thinking. Ant Bagshaw, Executive Director at the Australian Technology Network, discusses policy adaptations for AI in education. They explore student expectations regarding AI in assessments, the potential for instant feedback, and the importance of collaboration between institutions and AI developers. The conversation also emphasizes the need for ethical considerations and diversity in AI applications.
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Quick takeaways
- AI has the potential to enhance learning experiences through quick feedback and personalized support, particularly benefiting diverse student needs.
- The rise of AI necessitates rethinking traditional assessment strategies to prioritize critical thinking over rote memorization in measuring student success.
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Harnessing AI for Diverse Learning Needs
Artificial intelligence has the potential to greatly enhance learning experiences for students, especially those with diverse needs. Tools like AI-powered writing feedback significantly improve the speed and quality of feedback, allowing students to receive assistance on their assignments in a matter of minutes rather than hours. This technology is especially beneficial for non-native speakers and those transitioning between different academic disciplines, providing tailored support that helps bridge gaps in understanding. By leveraging AI, educational institutions can create a more inclusive environment, ensuring that all students have access to the resources they need to succeed.
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