Re:ChatGPT loses users for first time, shaking faith in AI r...
by musicale on Friday July 07, 2023 @07:20PM
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1. As you note, consider eliminating it, or replacing it with in-class or lab work if it's absolutely necessary.
2. Consider making it non-graded (optionally providing feedback if desired that will not be counted in course grading.)
3. Require oral/in-person explanation of homework to paid peer assistants recruited from the previous cohort.
4. For writing, change to a writing workshop model where ChatGPT is a permitted tool that is incorporated into the workshop and students can learn how it can be helpful and how it can run astray. Help students to find and write in their own distinctive voice, even if they are assisted by ChatGPT.
2. Consider making it non-graded (optionally providing feedback if desired that will not be counted in course grading.)
3. Require oral/in-person explanation of homework to paid peer assistants recruited from the previous cohort.
4. For writing, change to a writing workshop model where ChatGPT is a permitted tool that is incorporated into the workshop and students can learn how it can be helpful and how it can run astray. Help students to find and write in their own distinctive voice, even if they are assisted by ChatGPT.