Generation AI

Ardis Kadiu, Dr. JC Bonilla

Generation AI is the groundbreaking podcast designed exclusively for higher education professionals who are keen to navigate the dynamic world of Artificial Intelligence. In a landscape where AI is rapidly transforming how we teach, learn, and engage, "Generation AI" serves as your essential guide. Each episode delves into the most pressing AI topics, breaking down complex concepts into understandable, actionable insights. Whether you're a marketer, administrator, or tech enthusiast, this show will illuminate how AI is reshaping the academic experience and what it means for the future of education. Join us as we explore the latest news, trends, and developments in AI. From data-driven decision-making to personalized engagement and learning experiences, and the ethical implications of AI in education, "Generation AI" covers it all. With expert commentary, in-depth analysis, and a focus on practical applications, this show is dedicated to empowering higher education professionals to leverage AI for strategic advantage. "Generation AI" isn't just about understanding AI – it's about being part of the AI revolution in education. Tune in, get informed, and be inspired to innovate in your educational space with the power of AI.

Categories: Technology

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In this thought-provoking episode of Generation AI, hosts Dr. JC Bonilla and Ardis Kadiu welcome special guest Michael McGetrick, a veteran educator and creative technologist, to explore how AI is transforming teaching and learning. They discuss the urgent question facing educators today: what is AI doing to student learning? The conversation examines how AI is exposing existing cracks in educational systems rather than breaking them, highlighting a "relevance crisis" rather than a "cheating crisis." From redesigning assessment methods to understanding how AI enhances skill-based learning, the hosts share research findings and personal experiences about the real impact of tools like ChatGPT in education, and how students and educators can adapt to this new reality that's already here.