This book details a series of studies across several levels of learning and vocational education and training (VET) discipline areas. In the main, the advent of natural language AI chatbots exampled by ChatGPT, has caused the educational sector to take on a defensive stance. Both schools and the higher education sector are engaged in an on-going arms race to prevent learners from using AI to augment assessments. Therefore, there has been a focus on plagiarism prevention, rather than to better understand the potentialities for utilizing AI to support better learning. This book explores the…mehr
This book details a series of studies across several levels of learning and vocational education and training (VET) discipline areas. In the main, the advent of natural language AI chatbots exampled by ChatGPT, has caused the educational sector to take on a defensive stance. Both schools and the higher education sector are engaged in an on-going arms race to prevent learners from using AI to augment assessments. Therefore, there has been a focus on plagiarism prevention, rather than to better understand the potentialities for utilizing AI to support better learning. This book explores the collaborative development and planning between educational developers/learning designers and teachers to design learning activities which could leverage off various artificial intelligence (AI) platforms. In doing, support is provided for effective learning <
Dr. Selena is an educational developer/learning designer/academic capability developer at Te P¿kenga / Ara institute of Canterbury, Aotearoa New Zealand. Her research includes vocational education and training pedagogy and systems, and technology-enhanced learning. The scholarship informs her work on curriculum design and academic/research capability development. In addition to journal articles, her recent publications include two monographs, 'Identity, Pedagogy and Technology-enhanced' (2202) and 'Digitally Enabling ‘Learning by Doing’ in Vocational Education' (2021); and an edited book 'Reshaping Vocational Education and Training in Aotearoa New Zealand' (2022). Selena is also the co-editor of the International Journal of Training Research, and on the editorial board of the Journal of Vocational Education and Training Research.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction ai in aotearoa nz vocational education and training.- Participatory action research and case study analysis and their roles in aotearoa nz vet research.- Ethical issues for the utilisation of gen ai in vet contexts.- Teaching database topics strategies and techniques for inclusion of large language models.- Student experience with ai assisted situational analysis in construction management.- Assessing quality of ai assisted ideation a study in graphic design education.- Unlocking innovation exploring the integration of generative ai into undergraduate capstone research projects.- Exploring the use of generative ai for developing reflective practice and critical thinking in nursing undergraduate education.- Perspectives of neurodivergent vet learners on gen ai.- Gen ai in the craft trades industries a needs analysis to inform the vet curriculum.- Guidelines and recommendations for the integration of gen ai into vet learning.
Introduction ai in aotearoa nz vocational education and training.- Participatory action research and case study analysis and their roles in aotearoa nz vet research.- Ethical issues for the utilisation of gen ai in vet contexts.- Teaching database topics strategies and techniques for inclusion of large language models.- Student experience with ai assisted situational analysis in construction management.- Assessing quality of ai assisted ideation a study in graphic design education.- Unlocking innovation exploring the integration of generative ai into undergraduate capstone research projects.- Exploring the use of generative ai for developing reflective practice and critical thinking in nursing undergraduate education.- Perspectives of neurodivergent vet learners on gen ai.- Gen ai in the craft trades industries a needs analysis to inform the vet curriculum.- Guidelines and recommendations for the integration of gen ai into vet learning.
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