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AI in Education Podcast

Dan Ingvarson - Unpacking AI's Role in Modern Education and Assessment

04 Jul 2024

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Continuing our Series 8, focused on the topic of assessment, and the impact of AI, roving reporter Ray visits Fitzroy, Victoria, to interview Dan Ingvarson, a notable founder and executive consultant in the field of AI in education, whilst co-host Dan (Welsh Dan?) joins remotely. Dan (Ingvarson) discusses his background and extensive work in AI policy and education technology, touching upon his involvement in various global initiatives including the Edsafe Alliance and Educational Services Australia. The conversation looks into the complexities of modern educational assessment, focusing on how generative AI can transform traditional assessment practices. He highlights the obstacles teachers face with current assessment methods and how AI could help alleviate some of these challenges by offering more personalised and authentic evaluations. The podcast also touches on the potential for AI to support teachers in creating effective rubrics and improving the overall quality of education through better data analytics. Ray and (Welsh) Dan emphasise the importance of evolving curricula to incorporate these advanced AI methodologies while discussing broader implications for student learning and teacher workload.   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:47 Meet Dan Ingvarsson: AI Guru 02:26 The Evolution of AI in Education 03:46 Deep Dive into Assessment 06:46 Challenges and Opportunities in AI-Assisted Assessment 19:21 Ensuring Authenticity in Student Work 23:28 Future of AI in Education 31:31 Practical Tips for Teachers 33:47 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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