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Reimagining Assessments for the AI Era: An Instructor Roundtable
If students can use AI to answer a test question, does that question assess their learning? This session dives into how instructors are adapting their assessments to focus on problem solving, applied knowledge, and deeper understanding.
Key moments from this webinar include:
Current Approaches to Assessments
00:08:07 – 00:08:31: Casey Wilhelm discusses his focus on authentic assessments that emphasize real-world application and critical thinking, encouraging students to critique AI-generated outputs and personalize assignments.
Specific Assignments & Techniques
00:35:52 – 00:36:10: Russell Betts highlights ALEKS®, McGraw Hill’s adaptive learning tool, which uses AI to tailor learning paths based on initial knowledge checks.
Final Advice for Educators
00:47:05 – 00:47:27: Vernon Richardson encourages instructors to embrace the inevitability of AI in education, and to focus on teaching students how to use it effectively rather than banning it.
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