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Project Omerta
I read about “How to Build Practice-Based Learning Activities with AI Four evidence-based methods for designing, building & deploying active learning activities with your favourite LLM” by Dr Philippa Hardman from Stephen Downes blog. This is really fantastic work and … Continue reading
Designing Inclusive Instruction with UDL and AI
I am currently working on a professional development course for Clover Park Technical College on Universal Design for Learning (I am currently researching OER and UDL so if you have some favorites or something that you have successfully used in … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, AI+OER, instructional design, oer, opentextbooks, UDL, universaldesignforlearning
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AI+OER Institute deadline coming soon!
We have a lot of great proposals submitted for the AI+OER Institute but we have room for a few more and our deadline is coming up: June 16th! Clover Park Technical College’s Teaching & Learning Center invites you to submit … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, AI+OER, cloverpark, conference, institute, lucaswright, mahabali, oer
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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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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
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