Generation AI: Culture, Ethics &
Cheating in the Classroom
Generative AI, ethics, and the classroom
In partnership with Design Mindset, we're pleased to launch state-of-the-art courses on Artificial Intelligence and Generative AI, focusing on their integration in K-12 education. Every course emphasizes the extraordinary potential to amplify student learning through AI in novel ways, all while fostering a more student-oriented learning environment for all.
About this course
Throughout this course, participants will explore the cultural and ethical implications of AI technologies in education, and will be equipped with practical strategies to combat cheating facilitated by AI. By engaging with expert insights, interactive discussions, and real-world examples, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities AI presents in the classroom.
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Online Course + 2 Units of Graduate Credit Through Adams State
Get perpetual access to this course + receive 2 units of graduate credit through Adams State University upon successful completion.
What's included as part of this course?
- Course access including all updates
- The Generation AI: Human-centered Prompts for the Modern Educator ebook
- Access to monthly live sessions with course authors Brendan Brennan and Chris Bell on topics in artificial intelligence in education
- Two units of graduate credit through Adams State University (optional for a fee)
Learning Objectives
Essential Question: What are the strategies and ethical considerations required to effectively integrate AI technologies in the classroom, and how can educators promote academic integrity and responsible AI use among students, especially in preventing AI-enabled cheating?
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
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Understand the cultural and ethical dimensions of AI in education.
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Develop an ethical framework for integrating AI technologies in the classroom.
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Identify the various ways in which students might use AI to cheat and analyze the potential consequences.
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Implement effective strategies and tools to detect and prevent AI-enabled cheating
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Promote a culture of academic integrity and responsible AI use among students.
Course format
- Self-paced online course
- Access to Design Mindset Discord community
- 30 hours total
- Flexible and on your own schedule
- Optional: Two (2) units of graduate credit from Adams State University*
* Please note these courses have been approved to be offered for graduate level professional development credit and will not apply to a Master's degree program. These are strictly professional development credit courses which can potentially be used for relicensure or movement on district pay scales.
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