S6E2: Teaching Humanities with AI: Ensuring Human-Centered Learning, Part 2
Description
The second part of the episode focuses on the practical applications and implications of AI in the humanities. The professors discuss specific classroom activities and assignments that incorporate AI, such as using AI tools for writing, creating images, and enhancing language learning. They explore the ethical challenges and biases associated with AI, and how these issues are addressed in their teaching. The conversation also covers the importance of preparing students for the workforce by developing critical thinking, ethical use of AI, and other essential skills. The episode concludes with reflections on the future role of AI in the humanities and advice for other educators who are hesitant to integrate AI into their teaching.
Faculty contact information:
Dr. Ju-A Hwang: jahwang@udel.edu
Dr. Meghan McInnis-Dominguez: mmd@udel.edu, YouTube Channel | AI for the Humanities
Dr. Alison Terndrup: terndrup@udel.edu
Persephone Braham: braham@udel.edu
United States
