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AI Chatbot Friendships: Potential Harms and Benefits For Students By Erik Ofgang published 20 November 24 Human and AI chatbot “friendships” are becoming more common. Mental health experts worry they can be harmful but also see potential if these are designed with real-world relationships in mind.
Lessons From An AI Grading Tool Already Assessing Millions of Students By Erik Ofgang published 18 November 24 In India, a nonprofit is using a simple AI grading tool to provide feedback to more than 50,000 students per day, providing potential lessons about scalability and accuracy standards in AI grading.
GMTech Gives Access to Multiple AI Models At Once. What Does That Mean For Educators? By Erik Ofgang published 14 November 24 I recently reviewed GMTech and found multiple ways educators might use the tool to prepare teaching materials with the help of AI and to see how students might use AI to cheat.
How AI Can Help Support Administrative Processes for Educators By Michael Millington published 12 November 24 Adding AI to a school’s administrative systems can help save both time and money
It’s Not a Chatbot And That Might Be This AI Tutor’s Superpower By Erik Ofgang published 11 November 24 A professor at Arizona State University is studying an AI tutor designed to help students without giving away answers.
How to Harness AI in the Classroom By Dr. Andrew Taylor & Dr. Ellen Moskowitz published 11 November 24 Collaborators at the Deeper Learning New York Conference discuss how they’re using AI as a tool for teaching and learning
Grammarly Authorship: I Tested The New AI and Plagiarism Tool By Erik Ofgang published 6 November 24 Grammarly Authorship has some great features that could help teach about citation and prevent AI cheating, but it won’t solve all the problems around AI writing, says our contributing writer.
The Evolution of Education Spurred On by AI By Michael Millington published 31 October 24 AI is driving some critical questions and conversations in education, says educator and bestselling author AJ Juliani
4 Ways One Professor Uses AI to Save Time and Help Students By Erik Ofgang published 28 October 24 Philosopher Graham Clay uses AI to help write letters of recommendation, convert lectures into quizzes, and answer student questions when he’s not available. Here’s how.
Reimagining Learning Spaces To Empower Students By Ray Bendici published 24 October 24 If we want to prepare students for tomorrow, we have to provide access to the tools of today
