AI and the Future of Teaching and Learning: Defining Artificial Intelligence

"Educators, students, and parents and caregivers use technology daily and it has become essential to teaching and learning. Yet, familiarity with educational technology obscures a transformation occurring behind the scenes: almost all forms of technology used in education are beginning to incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) systems. More than half of school leaders already see the role of AI increasing in their school districts (Figure 1). Within five years, AI will change the capabilities of teaching and learning tools. This parallels with what is happening in our everyday lives; many people regularly use AI-enabled features like voice assistants, automatic mapping, and early warnings of potential credit card fraud. Now is the time to begin to understand implications, support effective use, and prepare policies that address future technologies for teaching and learning." - Article excerpt.

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AI and the Future of Teaching and Learning: Defining Artificial Intelligence

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2023-04-11

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"Educators, students, and parents and caregivers use technology daily and it has become essential to teaching and learning. Yet, familiarity with educational technology obscures a transformation occurring behind the scenes: almost all forms of technology used in education are beginning to incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) systems. More than half of school leaders already see the role of AI increasing in their school districts (Figure 1). Within five years, AI will change the capabilities of teaching and learning tools. This parallels with what is happening in our everyday lives; many people regularly use AI-enabled features like voice assistants, automatic mapping, and early warnings of potential credit card fraud. Now is the time to begin to understand implications, support effective use, and prepare policies that address future technologies for teaching and learning." - Article excerpt.

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