The value of education relies on authentic learning, but general artificial intelligence (AI) can eliminate the useful struggle that builds critical thinking. As institutions grapple with this shift, traditional surveillance and detection are proving obsolete, causing unprecedented levels of stress for both educators and students.
Speakers explored current student and institutional AI use, adoption, and impact, and they shared strategies for the future of assessment security. This session explored current student and institutional AI use, adoption, and impact. The panel discussed how empowering students to self-validate their own learning journey not only reduces assessment anxiety but also ensures the ongoing credibility of higher education degrees.
Watch the recording to learn:
- How AI is currently undermining skills development and the value of awarded degrees
- The necessary transition from reactive, obsolete surveillance to proactive support and validation models
- Strategies to empower students to self-validate and stand up for their own learning
- Ways to de-risk the assessment flow to protect institutional health and degree value
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