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Essays on AI fairness, learning technology, data practice and the decisions institutions make with algorithms.
Abstract This post addresses the escalating "Cognitive Debt Crisis" in education, a systemic issue precipitated by the proliferation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools designed to optimise for efficiency…
Introduction In 2020, when the pandemic forced the cancellation of A-level exams, the Office for Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual) turned to an algorithm to award grades. This…
Introduction One can argue against AI-based facial recognition technology (FRT) from multiple perspectives. Warren and Brandeis (1890) established the foundational right of privacy or ‘right to be let…
The following is a dissertation proposal and am looking for a school to develop this in. If this sounds interesting, please get in touch. Abstract There is a…
Summary In this episode, we learn how Minecraft Education Edition was used for an online Python summer school during lockdown, how students designed their school building to host…
In this episode, we explore: Pedagogy 1- How was maths traditionally been taught and what impact can technology have? 2- Does using technology require a different pedagogical approach…
Abstract The teaching-learning approach proposed by Benjamin Bloom in his 2-sigma problem (Bloom, 1984), although testing exam performance, suggests a rigid, systemised education with rigorous testing that suites…
