John Warner

John Warner, an accomplished author of several books on writing, dives into the intricacies of writing in our AI-driven world. He emphasizes the need to distinguish between human writing and AI-generated text, arguing that true expression should be preserved. Warner reflects on personal grief and its transformative power, while critiquing how AI can undermine personalized learning. With a focus on maintaining human connections amidst technological advancements, he champions the unique intelligence of individuals and the essential role of teachers in nurturing it.

Join John Warner, an esteemed author and expert in writing education, as he delves into the intersection of writing and AI. They discuss how AI tools like ChatGPT can reshape teaching while highlighting the irreplaceable human touch in writing. Warner emphasizes the need for educators to rethink assessments and foster critical thinking. He also explores the complexities of cognition and the importance of personal expression amidst technology. The conversation wraps up with actionable insights for enhancing collaboration in the classroom.

Best-selling author, Inside Higher Ed columnist and educator John Warner joins IHE’s editor in chief Sara Custer to discuss how institutions can continue to help students learn and grow when AI threatens to do everything for them. Read John’s IHE column “Just Visiting” Check out John’s latest book More Than Words: How to Think About Writing in the Age of AI