Tag: assessment
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The AI Assessment Scale: New Peer Reviewed Paper
The AI Assessment Scale (v2) has officially been published in the open access Journal of University Teaching & Learning Practice (JUTLP). Read more here!
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How (not) to use the AIAS
In our new commentary for the Journal of Applied Learning & Teaching, we explore everything we have learned after two years of working on the AI Assessment Scale AIAS
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Digital Plastic as a framework for Critical AI Literacy
The concept of “digital plastic” in generative AI highlights its characteristics: cheap, malleable, ubiquitous, and persistent. This framework promotes critical AI literacy through classroom strategies, encouraging purposeful use, awareness of implications, and fostering critical judgement in synthetic media creation.
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Five Principles for Rethinking Assessment with Gen AI
These 5 Principles for rethinking assessment were important before GenAI, but now they’re even more relevant. In this article, I explore why validity, authenticity, transparency and trust are key to assessment.
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Stuck Thinking and End-of-School Exams
We think the end of school exam is a lot of things: but is our thinking stuck on unhelpful ideas? If we treat the exam differently, how might it change our assessments and attitudes towards AI?
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AI in the Writing Process: A Problem of Purpose
When we value the product of writing more than the process, we’re bound to see students using GenAI to skip to the end. So, what are we going to do about it? #ArtificialIntelligence #AIEducation #AIEdu #AIInEd #AIInEdu #Writing #AIWriting
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Lesson planning is a verb: why does tech keep treating it as a noun?
Lesson planning is a process, an action, a verb; but tech companies keep trying to give us buttons that generate products. We need a better approach to technology that values curriculum design.
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Take-home assessments: AI is not the problem
An article in the SMH, and a follow up editorial in the Sun-Herald, ask whether take-home assessments are invalid because of AI. I think we’re asking the wrong questions.
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How I use the AI Assessment Scale: Part 1
In this post, I explore what the AI Assessment Scale means to me, and how I apply it in different contexts. I also describe what the AIAS is NOT.
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Talking to Teachers About AI in Schools
The post reflects on the challenges educators face regarding AI in classrooms, highlighting debates over its benefits and drawbacks. Teachers seek clarity on its capabilities while being burdened by evolving technologies. Successful integration relies on collaboration among subject matter experts who can explore AI’s potential across disciplines, guiding effective use in education.