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AI and the future of education : teaching in the age of artificial intelligence

By: Shah, PritenPublisher: Hoboken, NJ : John Wiley & Sons, 2023Description: 237pISBN: 9781394219247Subject(s): Artificial intelligence | Teaching aidsDDC classification: 371.334 SHA Online resources: Click here to access online
Contents:
Embracing AI in Education -- Defining AI -- Reframing Education in the Age of AI -- Adapting Pedagogy for AI Integration -- Using AI in Curriculum Development -- Automating Administrative Tasks -- Boosting Engagement and Motivation -- Teaching Students about AI -- Ethical Considerations for AI in Education -- Teacher Professional Development in the AI Era -- Adapting and Growing with AI in Education.
Summary: "AI and the Future of Education by Priten Shah is a timely response to the challenges and opportunities that artificial intelligence presents to educators. After offering an overview of AI, the author shows teachers how to evaluate and use AI in lesson design and to automate their administrative tasks. Readers will come to see that AI is not a threat to teaching and learning but a tool to make teaching and learning more engaging. Shah also discusses ethical implications generative AI has on achievement gaps, special education, English learners, and more"--
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Embracing AI in Education -- Defining AI -- Reframing Education in the Age of AI -- Adapting Pedagogy for AI Integration -- Using AI in Curriculum Development -- Automating Administrative Tasks -- Boosting Engagement and Motivation -- Teaching Students about AI -- Ethical Considerations for AI in Education -- Teacher Professional Development in the AI Era -- Adapting and Growing with AI in Education.

"AI and the Future of Education by Priten Shah is a timely response to the challenges and opportunities that artificial intelligence presents to educators. After offering an overview of AI, the author shows teachers how to evaluate and use AI in lesson design and to automate their administrative tasks. Readers will come to see that AI is not a threat to teaching and learning but a tool to make teaching and learning more engaging. Shah also discusses ethical implications generative AI has on achievement gaps, special education, English learners, and more"--

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