A Beginner's Guide to AI Fear AI in Education? Evan Sveum Shows You Why You Shouldn't // REPOST
Jul 4, 2025
Evan Sveum, a lecturer at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, integrates AI into education with his teaching assistant, Isabelle. He discusses how AI reshapes learning and enhances outcomes, arguing against banning it in classrooms. The conversation explores student interactions with AI, challenges of academic integrity, and the transformative potential for personalized learning. Sveum shares insights on developing AI tools and emphasizes collaboration among educators to navigate technological advancements in teaching.
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Embrace AI Use Transparently
- Allow students to use AI openly and educate them on its effective, ethical use.
- Teach students to verify AI information and include credible references in their work.
Explore AI Through Hands-On Use
- Start using AI yourself to understand its capabilities before integrating it into teaching.
- Experiment with AI to increase creativity and improve curriculum design and grading.
Isabel: AI Teaching Assistant Success
- Evan Sveum created Isabel, an AI teaching assistant, to complement his course and support students collaboratively.
- Isabel has already handled over 1,000 student interactions, becoming a core resource for assignments and learning.