Training and Employment Orientation Presentation

The Emergence of Artificial intelligence (AI) in Education

Kelly Fay American College of Education TECH 6373 - Jason Caudill

Index

Emergence of AI

Educators Concerns

Benefits to Education

Professional Development

Implementation into Curriculum

References

Interest in AI

Topics for Review

Fall 2022 - Chat GPT emerges as an open-access large language model of generative text artificial intelligence (AI) source (Pop et al, 2024).

Emergence of AI

Key Terms

Large Language Model (LLM) - an AI system that is trained on large amounts of text and can learn without human input and outperform traditional AI models (Walczak & Cellary, 2023). Generative AI - a machine that utilizes existing information to create entirely new things such as text, pictures, or simulations without a human (Adventures with AI, 2024)

The AI education industry is expected to reach a net worth of 20 billion by 2027 (Pop et al, 2024) AI tools have long been a part of the educational experience, playing chess against the computer, utilizing digital assistants, virtual reality, and simulations all have been powered by AI for decades. (Pop et al, 2024)

(Walczak & Cellary, 2023)

Creativity / Innovation

Hallucinations

Truth Relevant / Truth Irrelevent

Summarizing & Translating Text

Image & Simulation Generation

Errors and Pittfalls

Generative AI

Capabilities

Production of Text

(Walczak & Cellary, 2023)

- Students will prefer digital instruction - Students will simply 'ask' AI rather than learn from a primary source

Educators Concerns with AI

- Concerns about use as a primary source - Having AI write assignments for them

- Students will use AI to 'learn' concepts - Students will have a loss of critical thinking skills

Academic Dishonesty & Plagiarism

AI will Replace Instructors

Loss of Learning Capability

(Adventures with AI, 2024)

AI Benefitting Educators

Writing Lesson Plans

Brainstorming Solutions

Creating Engaging Imagery

Creating Rubrics & Templates

Generating Comments on Reports

Diversifying Assignments

We should allow AI to assist us in the processes that take time away from instruction and developing student relationships

Much like the introduction of the internet, calculators, spell check, google, and Wikipedia; AI is a new tool that requires training for both educators & students to ensure appropriate use.

AI may alter job functions but will never replace the human instructor's ability to connect with and inspire students (Walczak & Cellary, 2023)

Realities

Proper utilization of AI can strengthen and refine student's critical thinking skills (Pop et al, 2024)

AI is not going to 'go away' now that it has been introduced to the market, educational systems must adapt to the new tools as they become available.

Ethical AI use requires instructors to adopt AI to improve educational outcomes and provide support to students (Pop et al, 2024)

LLM Models Informational Course (Code.org)

• Guides teachers in becoming effective prompt writers
• Assists with implementation into their practice

(Adventures with AI, 2024)

AI 101 for Educators (Code.org)

• Covers Background information on AI
• Reviews Responsible Implementation & Bias
• Demonstrates how AI can be used to improve learner outcomes

(Adventures with AI, 2024)

Professional Development

Before instructors can effectively manage their student's use of AI they must first become proficient at utilizing the tool themselves

Consistent and routine incorporation of the proper use of AI alongside lessons on research, writing, and academic dishonesty throughout secondary and higher education is required to develop a student base who knows how to utilize the tool.

Workshops can teach techniques in the evaluation and assessment of credibility and potential bias in AI outputs, leading to an empowered and discerning student (Adventures with AI, 2024).

School Librarians / Media Specialists can assist in the education of both instructors and students and promote ethical practices (Adventures with AI, 2024).

Implementation within curriculum

To educate students on the proper use of AI as a tool within the educational system, we must incorporate lessons on AI use at multiple levels of the curriculum.

(Walczak & Cellary, 2023)

Costs & Continuing concerns

Further research, professional development, and investment in revising the current curriculum represent costs that stakeholders will need to prioritize for AI to become an asset rather than a detraction from students learning.

90%Of students have engaged with AI in one way or another during their studies

50% Of students have utilized generative AI to assist in their writing

Regarless if they are currently using AI, the majority of students feel it should be allowed in education and they should be taught how to use it.

Labor Markets are showing a shift away from low-skilled production workers and towards a highly qualified workforce that knows how to utilize AI

ADVENTURES WITH AI in the School Library. (2024). Computers in Libraries, 44(7), 30–34. Pop, A.-M., Sim, M.-A., Sturza, A., & Caciora, S.-V. (2024). A Perspective into the Future of Teaching and Learning in the Context of the Rising Interest in Artificial Intelligence in Education. Opportunities and Ethical Challenges. Annals of the University of Oradea, Economic Science Series, 33(1), 434–441. Walczak, K., & Cellary, W. (2023). Challenges for higher education in the era of widespread access to Generative AI. Economics & Business Review, 9(2), 71–100. https://doi.org/10.18559/ebr.2023.2.743

References

Basic Concepts

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Social beings. We need to interact with each other. We learn collaboratively.

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• Narrative beings. We tell thousands and thousands of stories. ⅔ of our conversations are stories.
• Social beings. We need to interact with each other. We learn collaboratively.
• Digital beings. We avoid being part of the content saturation in the digital world.
• Creative beings. Fun is needed for creativity, creativity for innovation, innovation for success... Fun is success.

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