Tag: assessment
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Ditch the Detectors: Six Ways to Rethink Assessment for Generative Artificial Intelligence
This article is based on a series of short LinkedIn posts and includes the original ideas, plus some of the feedback and discussion from the comments. Head over to my profile on LinkedIn to find the originals. In recent weeks, I’ve shared my thoughts on Generative AI (GenAI) and its impact on assessments, particularly the…
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AI Detection in Education is a Dead End
When you live in a research/social media bubble like I do, it’s easy to take certain things for granted. For example, I always overestimate the number of people who are using generative AI regularly in their day to day work. The reality, as of April 2024, is the majority of people within and outside of…
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Coming soon: Practical AI Strategies Online Course
Practical AI Strategies was released in January and has received great reviews from educators in Australia, the US, UK, Europe, South East Asia, and across the world. Over the past couple of months, I have been working on an online course to accompany the book, and it is almost ready to launch. In this post,…
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Holding on to what we’ve learned, and letting go of what we’ve lost: Generative AI post lockdowns
This article has been adapted and updated from an earlier piece published in VATE’s Idiom magazine. I know we don’t talk about remote learning any more, but… The first Stage 3 lockdowns came into effect in Victoria over almost four years ago to the day, at midnight March 31st, 2020. Schools had been forewarned, and…
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Video: Understanding the Australian Framework for GenAI in Schools
The article introduces the Australian Framework for GenAI in Schools, aiming to clarify its purpose and scope. It emphasizes the need for professional development and ethical incorporation of AI into K-12 education, as well as resources aligned with the Framework. The included video provides a brief overview and invites further engagement with the topic.
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Deep dive with the AI Assessment Scale: Level 5
This is the fifth and final post in a series exploring the AI Assessment Scale in more detail. The previous posts can all be found here: Level 5: Full AI This is the final level of the Scale and the one which permits the most use of AI – essentially, students can use any GenAI…
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Deep dive with the AI Assessment Scale: Level 4
This is the fourth post in a series exploring the AI Assessment Scale (AIAS) in more detail. In the previous posts, I looked at Level 1-3. This time we head towards a balanced use of AI and explore how students might deliberately incorporate Generative AI into their work at all levels. Just a reminder if…
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Deep dive with the AI Assessment Scale: Level 3
This is the third post in a series exploring the AI Assessment Scale (AIAS) in more detail. Click here for the previous posts on Level 1 and Level 2 of the Scale. Level 3: AI Editing I anticipate Level 3: AI Editing will be the most common way Generative Artificial Intelligence is used in assessments…
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Deep dive with the AI Assessment Scale: Level 2
This is the second post in a series exploring the AI Assessment Scale (AIAS) in more detail. In the previous post, I looked at Level 1: No AI. This time we move up a level and explore how students might deliberately incorporate Generative AI into the brainstorming, ideations and structuring of their work. Before I…
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Deep dive with the AI Assessment Scale: Level 1
2024 will see GenAI powered apps, chatbots, and maybe even physical devices enter our classrooms – whether we ant them there or not. Since the release of ChatGPT, assessment and academic integrity have been among the highest concerns regarding GenAI in education. Whether or not that should be the case (and in other articles I’ve…