Instructor: Multiple 3 Graduate Credits / 67.5 Massachusetts PDPs
Andrews Course #EDCI 639-081 / Colorado State Course #501
Important: Both Andrews University and CSU Pueblo limit transcript processing to 15 credits per semester. At Andrews, your transcript will indicate the semester in which you finish the course.
The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education has brought with it both exciting possibilities and understandable anxieties. Many educators express concerns about maintaining academic integrity, ensuring meaningful student engagement, and adapting their teaching practices to this rapidly evolving landscape. If you've felt overwhelmed by the challenges this course is designed to provide you with practical solutions and a clear path forward. This course offers a comprehensive approach to integrating AI thoughtfully and ethically, transforming it from a source of apprehension into a powerful tool for enhancing student learning.
Through a blend of research-based strategies and hands-on activities, you'll gain the skills to redesign assignments and assessments that foster deeper learning, critical thinking, and genuine student engagement. We'll explore how to leverage AI as a collaborative partner, using Gemini to craft tailored learning experiences and address the challenges of accountability. This course emphasizes the importance of maintaining the human element in education, ensuring that technology enhances, rather than replaces, the vital connections you build with your students. By the end of this journey, you'll be equipped with the confidence and expertise to create future-ready classrooms where students thrive, and where AI is a catalyst for transformative learning.
| Andrews University 3-Credit Graduate Fee | $379.00 |
| Colorado State 3-Credit Graduate Fee | $429.00 |
| 3 NY Inservice Credits, 45 CTLE hours (non-grad) | $229.00 |
| 67.5 Massachusetts PDPs (non-grad) | $229.00 |