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Sanches, T., Antunes, M. L., Lopes, C. Literacia da informação e pensamento crítico no Ensino Superior: Combater a desinformação: Relatório final do projeto [ebook]. BAD.2023 Texto completo El proyecto Alfabetización informacional y pensamiento crítico en la enseñanza superior: lucha contra la desinformación,...
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Se suele decir que durante un curso escolar o universitario los profesores se deben adaptar a multitud de cambios. Esa frase, sin embargo, nunca había conocido un curso como este. A finales de noviembre, OpenAI liberó a todo el mundo ChatGPT. Una avanzada inteligencia artificial que, a través de su modelo de lenguaje, podía llegar a manos de cualquier con una conexión a internet. Y sí, eso incluye a millones de profesores y alumnos, ante los cuales se abría un nuevo mundo con la entrada de ChatGPT en la educación.
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Plantearnos si la inteligencia artificial podría, hipotéticamente, acabar con la civilización humana, es contraproducente. Porque desvía nuestra atención de los graves retos reales que la IA plantea en la actualidad y genera un pánico innecesario.
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A recurring theme in a lot of my CPD work is to explore what it means to be ‘evidence informed’ in teaching. I’ve reached the conclusion that it’s problematic if too much emphasis is placed on teachers needing to read numerous studies and research papers or seeking evidence for the efficacy of specific techniques. In practice, given that so many variables come into play from one teacher-class-subject context to another, it’s better to focus on some fundamental ideas that then inform a wide range of possible techniques. Jade Pearce has explored this area recently too and so has Andrew Whitworth with some excellent summaries.
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- Online learning has become increasingly popular in recent years, and students have a lot to say about what they want from their online courses.
- A recent survey by McKinsey found that students want flexibility, social interaction, high-quality content, support, and value for money from online learning.
- Institutions can do this by offering asynchronous courses, encouraging social interaction, creating high-quality content, providing support, and demonstrating value for money.
- The pandemic has accelerated the shift to online learning and institutions that can meet the needs of students in online learning will be well-positioned to succeed in the future.
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June 17, 2023 12:32 AM
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Blog de la "RIED. Revista Iberoamericana de Educación a Distancia". La Revista Iberoamericana de la Educación Digital.
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Exploring the role of artificial intelligence in education, practical advice and numerous suggestions on leveraging ChatGPT to support students, particularly English learners. Showcasing how students can harness the power of ChatGPT for essential academic tasks such as grammar checks, spelling corrections, understanding idiomatic expressions, and obtaining feedback on their writing's tone and style. By providing an exhaustive list of prompts, it paves the way for effective interactions with the AI, ensuring a learning experience that respects and preserves the student's original ideas and efforts.
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According to a recent survey by Intelligent.com, a prominent higher-education planning platform, students and parents increasingly favor studying with ChatGPT over human tutors.
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June 15, 2023 1:29 AM
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La stratégie numérique pour l'éducation 2023-2027 repose sur une série de mesures pour renforcer les compétences numériques des élèves et accélérer l’usage des outils numériques pour la réussite des élèves. Ces mesures ont été présentées par le ministre de l'Éducation nationale et de la Jeunesse, Pap Ndiaye vendredi 27 janvier 2023.
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As generative AI gradually becomes part of our daily lives, it presents educators with a daily challenge: how can we harness the transformative potential of tools like ChatGPT, Bing or Google Bard while ensuring that students continue to engage in meaningful cognitive work?
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C'est une invitation à tous les formateurs à explorer des moyens innovants pour améliorer la qualité de leur enseignement.
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Juan Domingo Farnós Las nuevas tendencias globalizadoras obligan a repensar el modo en que debemos preparar a las nuevas generaciones para insertarse en la vida política, económica, social y cultural. La respuesta habitual consiste en decir que el sistema educativo debe ocuparse de esta tarea. Pero hay razones para pensar que el sistema educativo tal…
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June 17, 2023 2:05 PM
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ExperQuiz est une plateforme en ligne qui vous permet de créer des quiz, des tests et des examens pour vos élèves ou étudiants. Vous pouvez créer, gérer
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Newsroom © Shutter.Ness / Shutterstock.com Story Artificial Intelligence: UNESCO publishes Policy Paper on AI Foundation Models In response to growing political, public and industry concern over the rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) foundation models and calls for regulation,...
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The era of the textbook isn’t dead, but it’s important to start looking forwards rather than backwards when addressing education for school children. Whether we like it or not, it is becoming increasingly clear that generative AI will play a pivotal role in shaping the future and, with the workforce demanding greater expertise in AI, it is crucial to equip the next generation with the knowledge and skills required to thrive in this rapidly-evolving landscape.
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June 16, 2023 6:13 PM
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Comment l'intelligence artificielle transforme l'éducation et la formation, offrant des opportunités uniques d'apprentissage personnalisé ? Explorez les implications de l'IA, de la formation aux outils d'enseignement modernes, en passant par le soutien scolaire en période de révolution technologique.
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Sometime late last year, AI reached an inflection point. Experts have been making grand predictions on its behalf for decades, but the moment OpenAI opened ChatGPT up to the public, the actual potential of this technology became clear on a mass level. Almost instantly, hundreds of articles began to appear on the transformative potential of AI for fields as diverse as medicine, law, and entertainment.
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This article explores how microlearning could be the antidote needed to replace the doom scrolling that has taken over our lives.
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Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming education, in both worrisome and beneficial ways. On the positive side of the ledger, new research shows how AI can help improve the way instructors engage with their students, by way of a cutting-edge tool that provides feedback on their interactions in class.
A new Stanford-led study, published May 8 in the peer-reviewed journal Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis, found that an automated feedback tool improved instructors’ use of a practice known as uptake, where teachers acknowledge, reiterate, and build on students’ contributions. The findings also provided evidence that, among students, the tool improved their rate of completing assignments and their overall satisfaction with the course.
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