How Educators Are Learning To Use AI In The College Classroom
HP News, Tuesday, September 26,2023
Yale University professor Alexander Gil Fuentes recently issued an unorthodox disclaimer on an assignment for his Introduction to Digital Humanities II course: 'This final paper may be the strangest you've submitted for a grade in your whole life. You won't be writing this one alone. You won't be writing it with another person either - not directly in any case.'
Instead, students would be choosing a topic related to their current area of research and using ChatGPT to do the heavy lifting on the first draft. The students' task would be to fact-check, correct, and enhance the AI's suggestions. The completed project would need to include examples documenting the evolution from the initial AI-generated version to the final edited piece.