Generative-AI-resistant assessment in an intro-to-analysis course
Tim Riley (Cornell University)
Abstract: I will give an account of implementing assessment practices that support learning while resisting being circumvented by the use of generative-AI. The context is an eighty-student introduction-toanalysis course at Cornell. Considerations I propose to discuss include: Why resist student use of generative-AI? How can we win student buy-in to use homework as a learning tool? What are the advantages and disadvantages of a cycle of in-class quizzes? What are the practicalities, the scope, and the limitations of these approaches?
Zoom link: cornell.zoom.us/j/92415199317
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mathematics education
Audience: researchers in the topic
Online Seminar On Undergraduate Mathematics Education
Series comments: Description: Seminar on university-level math education
OLSUME is an online seminar centered on mathematics education at the university level. Talks will cover curriculum, pedagogy, inclusiveness, professional development, blended and flipped classrooms, and other topics of interest.
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| Organizers: | Haynes Miller*, Tara Holm, Rosalee Zammuto* |
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