ChatGPT in Education: Boon, Bane, and Beyond

Pictured left to right: Professors Chris Grobe, Kristina Reardon, and Lee Spector.
The media has been awash with articles on ChatGPT and how it is disrupting education. The opportunities and threats that ChatGPT offers for teaching and learning seem inseparable.
On February 20th 2023 at 6pm in the CHI Think Tank (Frost Library) Professors Chris Grobe, Lee Spector, and Kristina Reardon engaged in a discussion exploring the complex web of variables that ChatGPT touches upon, including ethics, justice, motivation, and innovation as well as strategies for navigating generative AI technology in the classroom.
This event was co-hosted by Academic Technology Services and the Center for Teaching and Learning.
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Faculty Panelists:
- Chris Grobe - Associate Professor of English; Chair of English
- Kristina Reardon - Director of the Intensive Writing Program and Lecturer in English
- Lee Spector - Professor of Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence in the Liberal Arts initiative
Facilitators:
- Riley Caldwell O’Keefe - Director, Center for Teaching and Learning
- Jaya Kannan - Director of Technology for Curriculum and Research