This school year, EdSurge Research is embarking on a new study to gather teachers' reflections on how AI and other emerging technology impacts learning. The project is designed to shed new light on both the challenges and opportunities presented by new technology tools in real learning environments. It also aims to help teachers learn to use these tools in ways that deepen and improve learning. This is a participatory research project, relying on teaching and learning circles to provide training and gather information on the impacts on instructional practice and learning. We are currently enrolling qualified teachers to join these circles!
How Will AI Change Teaching?
If you've followed our ongoing coverage on how AI is changing teaching and learning, you may have heard about the recently proposed legislation that ensures teachers won't be replaced by the new technology. Or about the rapid advancements in AI tools is pushing educators to make adjustments to the practices. Maybe you've considered changing your exams and assignments to make them chatbot prompt-proof. If you're worried or confused or just curious about constant buzz about AI over the past year, you're not alone.
EdTech experts say it’s important for educators to learn new technology that in ways go beyond superficial uses and that explore possibilities to support deeper learning for students. With this project, you get to learn and experiment with AI tools in a supportive community of teachers. We want to show you how to use this new technology and teach your students how to use these powerful tools both responsibly and creatively, in ways that empower their learning. Join us in our latest research project to learn how to use AI in your classroom this upcoming school year.
Have these rapid changes worried you? Have you heard about AI but never seen these tools used effectively in classrooms?
The AI Education Project reports that 75% of teachers want professional development to better understand the implications of AI so they can better equip their students. And edtech experts say it’s important for educators to learn new technology that goes beyond superficial uses and that explore possibilities to support deeper learning for students. With this project, you get to learn and experiment with AI tools in a supportive community of teachers. We want to show you how to use this new technology and teach your students how to use these powerful tools both responsibly and creatively, in ways that empower their learning. Join us in our latest research project to learn how to use AI in your classroom this upcoming school year.
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