Learning Scenario Identity | |
Title | Teachers guide to generative AI Tools |
Creator Creator | Seyma Kocak, Lana Sattelmaier and Jan Pawlowski |
Main Idea / Description | The increasing proliferation of AI tools brings with it many challenges and considerations. On the one hand, many AI tools are available, offering users a wide range of options. On the other hand, this multitude of options often leads to quality concerns, as not all tools are equally reliable and effective. Technical failures are also a common problem, as AI tools usually do not perform as expected in practice.
Another critical issue is the ethical dilemma associated with the use of AI. Implementing AI technologies raises questions about responsibility, data protection, and the potential negative impact on society. Sharing information about the use of AI tools is crucial in discussing these ethical issues and finding solutions. In addition, many users lack the skills to use AI tools effectively. This lack of competence can significantly limit these technologies’ successful implementation and benefits. Overall, using AI tools requires careful consideration and a sound understanding to maximize the benefits and minimize the risks. |
Target Group (students’ age, learning level, background, disabilities) | The scenario is for Teachers
It will take 120 min |
Curriculum & Learning Subjects | All subjects |
Learning Objectives | Learning Objectives:
Recognizing reputable AI tools
Knowledge about the output of AI tools, differences and similarities
Knowledge of boundary conditions, prices, and data protection
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Teachers’ Wellness Competences | Competences Teachers Need for Technostress Mitigation:
Select from list of Teacher socioemotional e-competencies (TABLE 1)
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Learning Scenario Framework | |
Pedagogical Method |
Select from list of positive pedagogical interventions (TABLE 2)
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Software & Materials
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Distance Learning Context:
A learning management system (Moodle) and communication tools like Zoom, Webex, etc.
Computer and Internet (for example Google account), Microphone, Headphones
Group work
Workplace (Table and Chair)
IT-Support
Knowledge of suitable and trusted AI tools and targeted teacher training will support the reduction of technostress in this distance learning setting. This includes optimized technology configuration, effective use of technology, and stable network connections. Teacher Training |
Evaluation Tools | Assessment
Discussion round
Online Feedback via communication tools like Zoom, Webex or Microsoft Teams
User diary, feedback, or discussion round with other participants. The exchange about possible challenges Assistance Debriefing:
How stressed were you about using the AI tools? Did the exchange with others help you to minimize your technostress?
Experiences about worst and best cases |
Learning Scenario Implementation | |
Learning Activities
(Description, duration, worksheets worksheets etc.) |
Scenario Events:
Introduction: The introduction is given with a PowerPoint presentation explaining what AI tools are and where and how they are used. (10) Elaboration: In the group, the participants should brainstorm at the beginning which AI tools they know and which they need in their teaching. (20) Use the tools from the given list and see which ones they can use for their teaching content or work. (50) Reflection: Exchange Discussion Note-taking of experience reports and group discussion (40) |