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So I was wondering what other people might think of this.
It's a course run by the City of Bristol College, in association with the Code Institute. I will be learning HTML, PHP, JavaScript, and CSS. This will be my first ever foray as a student in the age of AI. The last time I studied was over a decade ago with the Open University. The email describes the session as "How to use AI responsibly to support your learning without crossing into academic dishonesty", which I thought was interesting for multiple reasons. It seems that there's at least a recognition that students will inevitably use AI, and that pedagogy will incorporate AI's use instead of simply forbidding it outright.
I will of course report back here once that session happens, but in the meantime what are everyone else's thoughts?
It's a course run by the City of Bristol College, in association with the Code Institute. I will be learning HTML, PHP, JavaScript, and CSS. This will be my first ever foray as a student in the age of AI. The last time I studied was over a decade ago with the Open University. The email describes the session as "How to use AI responsibly to support your learning without crossing into academic dishonesty", which I thought was interesting for multiple reasons. It seems that there's at least a recognition that students will inevitably use AI, and that pedagogy will incorporate AI's use instead of simply forbidding it outright.
I will of course report back here once that session happens, but in the meantime what are everyone else's thoughts?