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Digital Literacy And AI
I've been thinking about what the arrival of Generative AI means for digital literacy. And I searched to find some older publications from the UK Jisc on Digital Literacies. Most ... -
AI in Tertiary Education : the state of play
The UK Jisc have published the third edition of their series on Artificial intelligence (AI) in tertiary education. In this edition they say we "summarise the current state of play, ... -
Writing prompts for teaching with AI
The question I get asked most by teachers and researchers about Generative AI is how to improve on prompts. Much as I dislike the term 'prompt engineering', there certainly seems ... -
AI PIONEERS SURVEY
Loading… This survey is being undertaken as part of the research through the AI PIoneers project and aims to collect data for the development of a complement to the European ... -
UNESCO AI Competency Framework for Teachers
Last weeks UNESCO Digital Learning conference attracted attendees from over the world and significant press and social media interest. Much of the focus was on AI and education, especially around ... -
AI and Education webcasts from UNESCO's Digital Learning Week
In my last post I mentioned the UNESCO Digital Learning Week, taking place in Paris next week and amongst other things including a series of discussion about AI in education. ... -
AI skills and competences for teachers
UNESCO have long been active in AI in education, seeing it as a critical support for the United Nations Sustainability Goal SDG 4 for which they are the lead agent: ... -
A proposed AI Competency Framework for teachers
This is interesting. It is included in a LinkedIn post by Fengchun Miao, Chief of Unit for Technology and AI in Education at UNESCO. In his post he says he ... -
What data is there to support the use of AI in VET and Adult Education?
Of course researchers and practitioners in vocational education and training (VET) and in Adult Education are long used to their secondary status compared to School and Higher Education. And although ...
