Made Not Only By Me: Coauthoring a Children’s Book with Text and Image Generation
Students collaborate in small groups to produce a creative work and then write a reflective piece about their contribution to the project and the group dynamics.
Writing Across the Curriculum Assignments, Classroom Activities, and Educational Resources for Higher Education
Students collaborate in small groups to produce a creative work and then write a reflective piece about their contribution to the project and the group dynamics.
Utilizing a threaded discussion platform, students experiment with AI image-making programs, focusing on the verbal prompts they create. Students are evaluated not only on the quality of their prompts but also on their support and encouragement of other writers.
Students use AI-based applications to assist in proofreading and improving their written work, fostering familiarity with modern technological aids in professional writing.
Students select and read medical journal articles, draft summaries, and revise them, allowing for progressive skill development. The assignment incorporates the use of AI writing systems throughout the process.
Students translate a complex policy document into plain English, enhancing their ability to simplify and clarify technical content for broader audiences.
Students research various text analysis and summarization tools, allowing them to critically evaluate the effectiveness and accuracy of these technologies in summarizing technical documents.
Students generate prompts, collect consecutive responses from ChatGPT, and analyze these iteration. By summarizing, synthesizing, and editing AI responses, and conducting library research, students examine the ethical implications of AI in writing.
By simulating real-world scenarios and varying the degree of AI usage, students experience firsthand the challenges and nuances of integrating AI into workplace communication.