Kristin Petrovic

Omg 😆 I thought it was someone trying to hide meat into a dessert. To this day, even though I know better, I am turned off before even trying it.

4) Healthcare is using many forms of E health including AI. Technology is advancing faster than we can study it. Teaching with a principled approach to its use allows educators to facilitate meaningful learning for current and future users. 4/4

3) As an educator, I need to ask myself why AI is not ok but other forms of support are. For example, students helping each other in peer to peer support structures. Who is left out in peer to peer? Ethically what is the difference in peer to peer supports vs AI support? 3/4

2) In some ways it levels the playing field of who has access to extra supports. It can act as a tutor/editor/ assistant at a much lower cost than hiring a person to do this. Yes AI has bias and comes at a cost to the environment and precarious employment and those need to be worked out. 2/3

Spending some time in the literature/ on blogs and reading op-Ed’s of scholars about AI in education. Trying to dissect why this doesn’t panic me overall. Here me out 1) AI is not futuristic- it is here and has been used for awhile now. We are just really untangling what that actual means 1/3