AI is definitly in use by the students, but not always in the best way. Many issues can be brought on the subject, including ethical problems. The challenge is to help students to use AI in a better and acceptable way.
AI has not been used by many teachers, so they need to be aware of its potential and drawbacks. Providing teachers with AI tools that can assist in teaching is also a challenge.
The goal is to develop AI-based teaching and learning tools that are specifically tailored for theoretical classes.
Adapting AI tools to lectures, covering specific class aspects, from both the teacher's and student's perspectives, to implement collaborative teaching and learning.
University of Aveiro, Portugal. Chemistry-based first degrees.
Using the Inorganic Chemistry course to define the subjects involved. Application to other subjects.
Introduction of new pedagogical approaches (TPACK framework approach, flliped classroom, constructive alignment).
Use of online tools and other computer applications that involve AI.
Awareness of AI. Use of AI tools from both the teacher's and student's perspectives. Application to lectures and lecture preparation. Application to student's preparation of subjects, writing and work presentation.
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Boost the enthusiasm of both teachers and students in their work.
microMOOC
This CPD scenario describes a User case in which lecturers develop their competence in designing interactive teaching and how to use specific digital tools in teaching for a pedagogical goal and how to use blended learning and develop attitudes in knowledge sharing.
The approximate duration of a User case that follows this scenario is several weeks.
In this CPD scenario the participants are using a very short open online course, a micro mooc (μmooc) and meet in person on location with the training staff and with other participants.