Professor Jason Lodge, Deputy Associate Dean at the University of Queensland and ACSES Visiting Scholar, offered his insights into the impact that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is expected to have on higher education this week with two public speaking engagements during his visit to the Curtin University campus.
Earlier this week, Jason was part of a panel of experts at a Curtin FBL Research session on how AI affects the future of education and work alongside Professor Patrick Dunlop, Dr Lee-Von Kim, and Associate Professor Nik Thompson.
Jason also presented a session on “Cultivating and assessing human intelligence in the age of AI” where he focused on how AI will affect students’ learning, teaching, and employment outcomes in the future. He highlighted the importance of starting to look for evidence of learning instead of cheating when students use AI, and gave insights into the effective use of AI in higher education assessments and how teachers can integrate AI use into their courses.
We thank Jason for sharing his inputs on the evolving role of AI in education. If you are interested in Jason’s work and research, you can find out more here.
