Tag: cheating

• Advanced Techniques for ChatGPT in education

  

  In a previous post on Practical Strategies for ChatGPT, I explored some of the basics of prompting the AI language model. I also organised education tasks into six areas: In this post I’ll go deeper into prompt techniques, and I’m organising around five key skills that could be used to lift your prompts in any […]

  Leon Furze

  February 1, 2023

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• Practical Strategies for ChatGPT in education

  

  ChatGPT isn’t the first AI language model, but it’s definitely the one that has taken AI mainstream. Beyond the media hype about cheating, there are some very practical uses for these new technologies for teachers. This post covers six areas where teachers could use ChatGPT with examples of the kinds of prompt you can use […]

  Leon Furze

  January 23, 2023

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• Beyond Cheating: Why the ban and block narrative hides the real threats of ChatGPT in education

  

  If you’re not familiar with this technology and you’d like to understand the basics about AI, large language models, and ChatGPT, then check out this post first. This post is part of a series exploring ways we could (and ways we shouldn’t) bring large language models like ChatGPT into education. The first post, ‘Beyond Efficiency’ […]

  Leon Furze

  January 21, 2023

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• Socrates Against The Machine: Can Looking Back Help Us to Think About the Future of Education?

  

  Socrates Against The Machine: Can Looking Back Help Us to Think About the Future of Education? In the past two weeks, AI writing has gone mainstream. OpenAI’s ChatGPT, an app sitting on top of its latest large language model, was released for “public testing”, and it seems to have captured the imagination of a large chunk […]

  Leon Furze

  December 13, 2022

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