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Artificial Intelligence in Education

On this page I've added a number of videos related to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in education. They primarily focus on using AI to save time and prepare students for their future work environments.


All the videos are also available on my YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/@tscooner) , be sure you subscribe!

The Future of AI in Education: 3 Opportunities and 3 Challenges
In this video I reflect on reading I have undertaken around the future of Artificial Intelligence in education. From this activity I outline 3 opportunities and 3 challenges we face in higher education from the emergence of easily available generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Google Gemini and Co-pilot. 

How to write AI use statements in learning and assessment
In this video I demonstrate how you can write AI use statements for teaching and learning modules.

AI transparency in academic work
In this video you will learn how to advise students to state how they have used AI in their learning and assessments. The aim of using statements such as these is to encourage integrity and transparency when students use Generative AI tools in their work.

Revolutionising Education: 5 Key AI Insights
​In this video I am going to reflect on 5 learning points I’ve taken from my experiences of using Artificial intelligence tools for teaching in Higher Education. These are useful lessons for students and educators alike to trigger discussion and debate about this important topic.

GenAI powered academic assessments: 6 important tips
​In this video I outline how AI can be built into an assessment design. I also provide 6 tips that educators will find useful when creating their own AI powered assessments. 

Should we assess students on product or process in the age of GenAI?
In this video I outline 3 essential processes for academics exploring how to create assessments in higher education and whether we should be assessing students on product or process in the age of Generative Artificial Intelligence.

How to use an AI Tutor
In this video I demonstrate how you can use ChatGPT based AI Tutor (AITutorPro) to develop your knowledge and skills. It demonstrates how an AI Tutor can boost your learning. Using examples, I help you understand how as a student you can use AI in your future studies and work settings.

​5 ChatGPT prompts to organise your study routines and save time
In this video I demonstrate how students can use 5 effective ChatGPT prompts to develop great study routines and save time. ​

Create research-based PowerPoints in minutes using Bard AI, Word and Designer
In this video I demonstrate how educators and researchers can use a free AI tool called Bard along with Microsoft Word and PowerPoint to quickly create research-based presentations. ​

​From theory to practice: teaching AI ethics using Tome AI in class
It is important that as educators we teach about AI ethics in class. Watch this video to see how you can use an #AI tool Tome in a learning design to prepare students for their future work environments.

​Preparing students for an AI future: 6 ChatGPT teaching techniques
In this video I demonstrate 6 creative ChatGPT based techniques educators can use in their teaching to prepare students for a future in which they will have easy access to Artificial Intelligence tools. I illustrate how you can use these techniques to help students explore issues related to finding and assessing information, identifying biases, experiencing creativity in the classroom, using ChatGPT as a debating partner and developing critical thinking skills.

How I used ChatGPT to create learning designs based on my research
In this video I demonstrate the pros and cons of using ChatGPT to create learning designs based on my published research. I show how I used ChatGPT to create and amend a learning design based on one of my recent research papers. I also illustrate how ChatGPT can be used to create case studies, assessments and reading lists. In exploring these issues I also highlight some of the pitfalls you need to be mindful of when using Artificial intelligence based resources like ChatGPT.

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  • Home
  • Teaching and Learning Approaches
    • Artificial Intelligence in Education
    • Using short videos to enhance student learning
    • Code to embed a short video
    • 360-degree immersive films for research dissemination
    • Facebook and Enquiry-based Learning
    • Changing the Learning Landscape
    • Designing for enquiry-based Blended Learning
    • Developing Reflective Analysis in Students
    • Blended Learning Child Protection
  • Social Work
    • Artificial Intelligence and Social Work
    • AI and Social Work Education
    • Social Work Study Tips
    • Writing Social Work Assignments
    • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Approaches
    • Solution Focused Approaches
    • Facebook: an unethical practice or an effective tool in child protection?
    • To Look or Not To Look? Facebook use & ethics in social work
    • Social Media: connecting students internationally
  • Other things
    • Research on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Social Work Practice
    • Who cares about...Social media in Social work?