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课程名称：人工智能对教育的影响 课程概述：本课程深入探讨数字技术对教育实践和结构的深远影响。我们将经历从传统教学方法到数字教学法的转变，揭示课程设计如何被重新构想，以及学生参与的革命性变化。我们将讨论数字化的潜在优势，例如增加可及性、个性化学习体验和改善协作。此外，我们将展望未来，考虑这些数字转变对学习环境未来的影响。我们将推测新兴趋势，如人工智能在教育中的应用、虚拟现实课堂和数字素养的重要性日益增强。本课程提供了对当前教育格局的深刻视角以及对教育未来的发人深省的预测。 讲师简介：朱迪·罗伯逊教授是爱丁堡大学的数字学习主席，自1997年以来一直与儿童和教师共同开发教育技术。她是ACM的高级成员，也是HEA的高级研究员。她对计算机科学教育、儿童的严肃游戏和性别平等等议题非常感兴趣。她的工作重点在于技术如何帮助解决复杂的现实问题。目前的项目包括“学校中的数据教育”，旨在教育爱丁堡市区的所有儿童有关数据的知识，以及为爱丁堡皇家儿童医院的年轻儿童开发支持游戏的应用程序。 课程大纲：无
This course offers a detailed examination of the profound impact of digital technology on educational practices and structures. We journey through the transformation from traditional to digital teaching methods, revealing how curriculum design has been reimagined and how student engagement has been revolutionised.We'll discuss the potential benefits of digitalisation such as increased accessibility, personalised learning experiences, and improved collaboration. Furthermore, we will take a forward-looking view, considering what these digital shifts suggest about the future of learning environments. We'll speculate on emerging trends, like AI in education, virtual reality classrooms, and the growing importance of digital literacy.This intensive course provides an insightful perspective into the current landscape and a thought-provoking forecast for the future of education.About the SpeakerProfessor Judy Robertson is Chair in Digital Learning at the University of Edinburgh. She has been developing educational technology with children and teachers since 1997. She is a Senior Member of the ACM, and a Senior Fellow of the HEA. She is interested in computer science education, serious games for children and gender equality. Her work focuses on how technology can help to solve thorny real world problems. Current projects include Data Education in Schools, which aims to educate all children in the Edinburgh city region about data, and the development of an app to support play for young children in the Edinburgh Royal Hospital for Sick Children.
