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Too many AI integrations skip the most important step in learning: reinforcing the right application process. Without it, we risk teaching students to create fast, confident… and wrong answers. Even worse, connect them to knowledge and answers that lead to no learning, no retention. The term co-intelligence comes from Ethan Mollick’s excellent book , where he describes the need to work collaboratively with AI. The idea is simple but powerful: combine the best of human capabil

Any AI Literacy course requires participants to grasp the ethical implications of its use. This includes both positive and negative...

A good starting point to explore AI integration is open-ended project work. There is no one correct solution, and the students would...

In 2024, my multi-institutional team undertook a large assessment stress testing exercise against various Generative Artificial...

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