Generative-AI-resistant assessment in an intro-to-analysis course

Tim Riley (Cornell University)

Tue Feb 10, 17:00-18:00 (10 days ago)

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?

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mathematics education

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Online Seminar On Undergraduate Mathematics Education

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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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