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Mitigating Bias and Inaccuracies in AI Responses
Mitigating bias and inaccuracies in responses from generative AI requires careful prompt engineering that encourages critical evaluation, cross-checking, and the identification of biases. Here are some advanced prompts designed to help students and professionals critically interrogate AI output, improve accuracy, … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, Artificial intelligence, bias, criticalthinking, ethics, information literacy
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Clover Park Technical College’s 2025 AI + OER Institute
Share Your Expertise at Clover Park Technical College’s 2025 AI + OER Institute! Clover Park Technical College’s Teaching & Learning Center invites you to submit a proposal for the 2025 AI + OER Institute, a free virtual event happening on … Continue reading
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AI and Ethics at the Washington Canvas Conference (WACC)
I had an interesting day at the Washington Canvas Conference. The theme today was AI and I presented on ethics and student privacy. It was a good crowd too. I love working in the community and technical college environment – … Continue reading
Prompts for Mitigating Bias and Inaccuracies in AI Responses
I am still looking in to how this is going to work. I created a GPT with documents and some open textbooks on problem-solving and I am creating prompts like this: “Using the documents in your knowledge base, help me … Continue reading
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Tagged accuracy, AI, Artificial intelligence, bias, engineering, ethics, generative AI, prompt, promptengineering
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Instructional Design GPT
I created a GPT to act as an instructional design assistant (ID Ally). These are the openly licensed documents I used to create its knowledge base. Some are in there for experimental or reference purposes and not necessarily an endorsement … Continue reading
Bibliography for AI and Ethics
This is the bibliography for a presentation (that may be turned into a short paper). It is on AI and Ethics focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion. I am particularly interested in how “intelligence” is defined culturally and how that … Continue reading
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An Information and AI Literacy Module
I am working on a Information and AI Literacy module (or short course) with our librarian and I never ran it through AI. The content is just okay, there are a few articles I have not read, so that is … Continue reading
Active Learning Strategies H5P
I see this graphic every where but the information that originally went with is not easy to find. I took a copy of a pdf from CalTech and created this with it: I am sure there are better ways to … Continue reading
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On the Banality of AI
I read an interesting post on Mastodon where the Algorithmic Sabotage Research Group (ASRG), “an ongoing, conspiratorial, aesthetico-political, practice-led research framework focused on the intersection of digital culture and information technology,” that referenced Hannah Arendt’s Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report … Continue reading
Old Course Development Process Docs
All of these are ancient and need to be updated and to have the WA Course Design checklist incorporated: Course Design Template Example Online/Hybrid Process Online Course Development Process Guide Old Rate Questionnaire (only here to show questioning process)
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