Lunch and Learn | Proof of Process: The Future of AI Writing in Education

Tuesday, October 22, 2024 | 12:00PM–1:15PM CT | Meeting Room 214C, Second Level
Session Type: Meal

**Please note: Lunch and Learns require additional complimentary registration prior to the conference. Follow the instructions below to reserve your spot. Space is limited. Lunch and Learns are reserved for institutional attendees only.**

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Generative AI isn’t going anywhere. In fact, it will likely affect students’ futures and the future of work. According to a study conducted by Tyton Partners in October 2023, 75 percent of faculty surveyed who use AI writing tools believe graduates will need to know how to use the technology to succeed in a professional setting. As a result, institutions, educators and students are looking for help on how to navigate it - not just through detecting or banning the use of AI writing. Educators are seeking data points to help diagnose the unsanctioned use of the technology in student writing, and help students responsibly incorporate the technology, without impeding the development of their critical thinking and creative problem-solving skills. 

Students, on the other hand, want to learn how to use the technology to improve their learning and accelerate their work, but are concerned about being accused of cheating. They’re also concerned about fairness in situations where they are being compared to their peers.

In this session, discover the ethical and responsible role AI writing can play in critical thinking and original thought, ways educators can navigate it more comprehensively, and how to help students use AI writing responsibly. Recently announced, Turnitin’s newest student writing solution provides granular data, including copied and pasted text, typing patterns, total construction time, and even draft history. It gives students the confidence and skills to experiment and incorporate AI responsibly; while providing educators with the insights they need to maintain academic standards. 

Join us for this lunch and learn session and explore:

  1. The ethical and responsible role AI writing can play in critical thinking and original thought
  2. Ways educators can help students use AI writing ethically and responsibly  
  3. Turnitin’s newest solution for navigating AI writing in the classroom and other assessment related features available for your institution

 

Presenters

  • Kenneth Rogers

    Onboarding Consultant in Customer Experience, Turnitin