An informative video about Teaching with AI

Cutline provided by YouTube: In his thought-provoking keynote at the 2024 ASU+GSV Summit, Ethan Mollick (Professor, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania) argues that the rapid advancement of AI is causing a “homework apocalypse” in education, as AI can now easily complete most assignments better than students. However, rather than viewing this as a crisis, Mollick sees it as an opportunity for educators to transform the way they teach by integrating AI tools into their classrooms. He encourages teachers to experiment with AI, build their own AI-powered educational tools, and share their findings with the wider community, ultimately democratizing access to educational technology and ensuring that AI has a positive impact on education.

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• Gen AI and USF
  by Academic Technology Support
  November 19, 2024
  Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen AI) is probably better known by the terms “chatbots” or “chatGPT”. By inputting a question, Gen AI can create new content such as text, images, and video, based on patterns it learns from existing data. Another way of thinking about AI is “machine learning.” One study conducted a year ago by… Read more: Gen AI and USF
• Providing Video Feedback to Canvas Assignments
  by Academic Technology Support
  August 30, 2024
  The method of providing video feedback to students in the Canvas Speedgrader provides different ways of reinforcing or remediating the student’s work with visual examples, including screen captures. Automatic Closed Captions are available. Below is a video demo, and a PDF.