Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the focus of UNESCO's Digital Learning Week. Head of Education and Principal Analyst Melanie Tagg saw Tuesday's launch of UNESCO’s AI Competency Framework for Teachers, providing critical guidelines to educators on the adoption and implementation of AI in education. "It's been particularly interesting to hear about the need for a human-centric approach to AI in education," said Melanie. "The message that AI is an enhancement to teaching, not a replacement, has been clear, yet teachers and students alike still need more training on its safe and effective use. Futuresource's recent research shows that US and European educators generally do not feel confident in their ability to integrate AI into their teaching practices, correlating to the substantial number of teachers who are yet to receive AI training." The CFT now offers guidelines needed for teachers when adopting AI in education, aiming to address the knowledge gap and empower teachers with the skills to implement AI safely, ethically, and effectively. Find the framework here: https://loom.ly/stYeWJ4 #edtech #educationtechnology #education #AI #artificialintelligence #unesco #aicomptenecyframework
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🚀 Happy to share my article from The University of Lethbridge Teaching Centre’s Light on Teaching Magazine: "Exploring the Impact of Generative AI on Education: Opportunities, Challenges, and Ethical Considerations." 🤖 This publication delves into the transformative potential of generative AI in the educational landscape, emphasizing its role in personalizing learning, enhancing collaboration, and offering unique tutoring opportunities. 📚 The article critically examines the balance between technological innovation and the indispensable value of human interaction in learning, highlighting the ethical implications and the necessity for quality management in AI models. 🤖💡 The article discusses generative AI's limitations, emphasizing that while it can generate new insights from existing data, it does not create knowledge from scratch. It also explores AI's impact on academic integrity, the challenges of ensuring data privacy and bias mitigation, and the vital role of educators in integrating AI into the curriculum. 🎓🔍 Written for educators, technologists, and policymakers, this piece offers a comprehensive overview of generative AI's current and potential influence on education. Dive into the full discussion and join the conversation on how to navigate these technological advancements responsibly. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g3bVzHPw #GenerativeAI #EducationTechnology #EthicalAI #FutureOfEducation
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing education at an unprecedented pace. This webinar is the perfect opportunity to discover how you can leverage AI best practices and integrate them into your schools to optimize processes and improve educational outcomes. Why should you attend? Explore best practices: Learn about the most effective AI strategies applied to education. Simple and effective implementation: Discover how to apply accessible AI solutions that make a real impact in your educational context. Engage in discussion and get support: Actively participate and get answers to your questions regarding the challenges of adopting AI. In this exclusive webinar, Mário Franco, President of Millennium@EDU SUSTAINABLE EDUCATION, will share his extensive experience and insights on how AI can unlock new opportunities, even in the most challenging educational environments. Date: November 7th, 2024 Time: 2:00 PM (WAT) 🔗 Register here: https://lnkd.in/dd7NfYNd Join this must-attend conversation and learn how AI can transform education in your school! #CriticalLinks #ConnectingStudentsToKnowledge #Webinar #LeveragingAIforEducation #AI #Education #Edtech
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In late 2022, the emergence of generative AI (#GenAI) created huge disruptions in all walks of life, including education and training. Suddenly every learner with Internet access also had access to AI tools, a shift that had an impact on both instructors and the universities in which they worked. For example, AI has the potential to change the way in which assessmentpractices are conducted in universities, and many teachers had to rethink their entire approach to assessment. The initial reaction from many universities was to put restrictions on the use of AI for teaching and learning, while others started providing guidance on how best to use it and what not to use it for, especially in teaching and research. UNESCO published some guidelines on the ethical use of AI in teachingand learning to help governments address the issues associated with using it. Some of recommendations are: #1.Institutions should aim to recognise and critically assess the potential for the use of AI in teaching and learning. #2. Educational institutions in the Commonwealth must develop policies for the appropriate use of AI. They may need support in terms of expertise and know-how in the use of AI technology as well as in policy development. #3. Staff training at educational institutions should be a top priority to ensure the ethical use of AI in teaching and learning. Suchopportunities training must be institution-wide to help all stakeholders understand the basic principles of AI and ensure the appropriate use of AI. #4. Educational institutions must create training opportunities for learners to learn how to use AI effectively in their learning process. #5. Educational institutions in the Commonwealth should form a network where they can discuss the topic of AI in learning and teaching,collaborate on developing strategies and best practices and create continuous professional development opportunities. #learninglane #AI #Education #Highereducation #learning
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I always look forward to Miao's posts and new #UNESCO documents on AI and #Education, and this one really struck home. It brings up an ongoing debate between some #AI developers or edtech companies and educators: teachers should not be replaced, they should be supported. Sure, for remotely based students or outliers like Gifted students who want to learn independently, AI opens up a whole new world of learning, and we love it for that. But we should never be looking to replace the #teacher. The Human Element in #schools is vital to the #future of learning.
Five AI pitfalls for education and five principles for AI competencies Big AI companies have been hiring chief education officers, publishing guidance for teachers, and etc. with an intention to promote hype and fictional claims on AI and to drag education and students into AI pitfalls. I've summarized the following five major AI pitfalls for education: 1. Fictional hype on AI’s potentials in addressing real-world challenges 2. Machine-centrism prevailing over human-centrism and machine agency undermining human agency 3. Sidelining AI’s harmful impact on environment and ecosystems 4. Covering up on the AI-driven wealth concentration and widened social inequality 5. Downgrading AI competencies to operational skills bound to commercial AI platforms That's why we promoted five guiding principles in UNESCO AI competency framework for students. You can read through them on pages 14-17. (Link to the PDF of the Framework: https://lnkd.in/efrqRm9j). 2.1 Fostering critical thinking on the proportionality of AI for real-world challenges 2.2 Prioritizing competencies for human-centred interaction with AI 2.3 Steering the design and use of more climate-friendly AI 2.4 Promoting inclusivity in AI competency development 2.5 Facilitating transferable AI foundations for lifelong learning #AI #aicompetencies #aicompetency
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Very interesting and helpful to understand AI pitfalls for education and students guiding principles for AI competencies.
Five AI pitfalls for education and five principles for AI competencies Big AI companies have been hiring chief education officers, publishing guidance for teachers, and etc. with an intention to promote hype and fictional claims on AI and to drag education and students into AI pitfalls. I've summarized the following five major AI pitfalls for education: 1. Fictional hype on AI’s potentials in addressing real-world challenges 2. Machine-centrism prevailing over human-centrism and machine agency undermining human agency 3. Sidelining AI’s harmful impact on environment and ecosystems 4. Covering up on the AI-driven wealth concentration and widened social inequality 5. Downgrading AI competencies to operational skills bound to commercial AI platforms That's why we promoted five guiding principles in UNESCO AI competency framework for students. You can read through them on pages 14-17. (Link to the PDF of the Framework: https://lnkd.in/efrqRm9j). 2.1 Fostering critical thinking on the proportionality of AI for real-world challenges 2.2 Prioritizing competencies for human-centred interaction with AI 2.3 Steering the design and use of more climate-friendly AI 2.4 Promoting inclusivity in AI competency development 2.5 Facilitating transferable AI foundations for lifelong learning #AI #aicompetencies #aicompetency
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Crucial reminders of five AI pitfalls for education and their correspondent 5 AI competencies. Thank you Fengchun Miao
Five AI pitfalls for education and five principles for AI competencies Big AI companies have been hiring chief education officers, publishing guidance for teachers, and etc. with an intention to promote hype and fictional claims on AI and to drag education and students into AI pitfalls. I've summarized the following five major AI pitfalls for education: 1. Fictional hype on AI’s potentials in addressing real-world challenges 2. Machine-centrism prevailing over human-centrism and machine agency undermining human agency 3. Sidelining AI’s harmful impact on environment and ecosystems 4. Covering up on the AI-driven wealth concentration and widened social inequality 5. Downgrading AI competencies to operational skills bound to commercial AI platforms That's why we promoted five guiding principles in UNESCO AI competency framework for students. You can read through them on pages 14-17. (Link to the PDF of the Framework: https://lnkd.in/efrqRm9j). 2.1 Fostering critical thinking on the proportionality of AI for real-world challenges 2.2 Prioritizing competencies for human-centred interaction with AI 2.3 Steering the design and use of more climate-friendly AI 2.4 Promoting inclusivity in AI competency development 2.5 Facilitating transferable AI foundations for lifelong learning #AI #aicompetencies #aicompetency
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AI Competency Framework for Students. Find out the 5 AI pitfalls for education- UNESCO
Five AI pitfalls for education and five principles for AI competencies Big AI companies have been hiring chief education officers, publishing guidance for teachers, and etc. with an intention to promote hype and fictional claims on AI and to drag education and students into AI pitfalls. I've summarized the following five major AI pitfalls for education: 1. Fictional hype on AI’s potentials in addressing real-world challenges 2. Machine-centrism prevailing over human-centrism and machine agency undermining human agency 3. Sidelining AI’s harmful impact on environment and ecosystems 4. Covering up on the AI-driven wealth concentration and widened social inequality 5. Downgrading AI competencies to operational skills bound to commercial AI platforms That's why we promoted five guiding principles in UNESCO AI competency framework for students. You can read through them on pages 14-17. (Link to the PDF of the Framework: https://lnkd.in/efrqRm9j). 2.1 Fostering critical thinking on the proportionality of AI for real-world challenges 2.2 Prioritizing competencies for human-centred interaction with AI 2.3 Steering the design and use of more climate-friendly AI 2.4 Promoting inclusivity in AI competency development 2.5 Facilitating transferable AI foundations for lifelong learning #AI #aicompetencies #aicompetency
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https://lnkd.in/dQYVxTdX <<The AI competency framework for teachers is focused on lifelong professional development for teachers, offering a reference framework for national competency development and training programmes. It aims to ensure that teachers are equipped to use AI responsibly and effectively while minimizing potential risks to students and society.>> #AI #competences #teachers #frameworks #training #society #lifelonglearning #students #development #skills #risks
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The WISE 11 Summit unveiled some thought-provoking insights on "Creative Fluency: Human Flourishing in the Age of Artificial Intelligence". As someone deeply invested in the mission of Texas International Education Consortium (TIEC) to harness technology in transforming education, the discussions around ethical AI, personalized learning, and fostering AI literacy have sparked a profound reflection on the path forward. Ethical AI in Classrooms: Beyond just a tool, how can AI preserve the human essence of teaching and learning? Personalized Learning through AI: Accessibility and inclusivity seem promising, but what are the boundaries? Boosting AI Literacy: As the digital divide narrows, how do we ensure everyone keeps pace? In embracing AI, how do we keep our educational values intact and ensure technology serves to enhance human potential, not overshadow it? https://lnkd.in/gE46cDWE #WISE11 #AIInEducation #FutureOfLearning #TIEC #EducationForAll
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AI Competency Framework for Teachers UNESCO's recent AI competency framework for teachers is essential reading for educators, particularly for understanding both the effective and ineffective uses of AI in education. In the last 4 years, AI has changed the education field drastically. It has transformed the traditional teacher-student relationship into a teacher AI-student relationship. Grounded in principles that safeguard teachers' rights, enhance human agency, and promote sustainability, the publication identifies 15 key competencies spread across five areas: - Human-Centered Mindset - Ethics of AI - Foundations and Applications of AI - AI Pedagogy - AI for Professional Development These competencies are organized into three levels of progression: - Acquire - Deepen - Create Did you know: By 2022, only 7 countries had developed AI frameworks or programmes for teachers? Read the full report below! #UNESCO #AI #Teachers #Framework #EdTech
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