By Stefanie Panke for AACE Review
Are you AI-curious? Do you wonder if image generators such as Dall-e can turn your ideas into the next Picasso painting? Are you worried that your students will cheat relentlessly with their new study buddy ChatGPT? Perhaps you … Read more
By Stefanie Panke for AACE Review
‘Today IT is critical to a universities’ teaching’, Edgar Weippl The EdMedia + Innovate Learning international conference will be held in Vienna, Austria in July 2023. The conference host at the University of Vienna is Professor Dr. Edgar … Read more
By admin for AACE Review
By Pamela Grace, The Coder School Artificial Intelligence is impacting several industries, including education. It’s transforming the way teachers and institutions work while revolutionizing the learning process for students. According to research, by 2025, AI-powered education will be … Read more
By Allie Alayan for AACE Review
Today marks the start of EDIL 2021 – the virtual rendition of the Ed Media and Innovate Learning Conference. As part of the conference, Rose Luckin is giving a keynote titled: ‘How Can Education Become AI Ready?’, that … Read more
By Lisa Hammershaimb for AACE Review
Artificial Intelligence is a “high potential” trend in the 2020 Innovating Pedagogy Report (read the report summary). The first post in this series provided a background of artificial intelligence in education. This post will outline three goals of … Read more
By Lisa Hammershaimb for AACE Review
As noted last month, it is time once again for the yearly dose of “innovative pedagogy” in the form of The 2020 Innovating Pedagogy Report. This year’s report is a collaboration between researchers from the Open University and … Read more
By Angela Brown for AACE Review
Made by Humans: The AI Condition by Ellen Broad (Melbourne University Press, 2018) is a startling book. Broad prompts us to scratch beyond the surface of the smooth sheen of AI interfaces. She exposes the shaky foundations of … Read more