Perspective. Worth reading in its entirely.
School Monitoring Software Sacrifices Student Privacy for Unproven Promises of Safety
Tools & Techniques. (Would this work for any training? If so, could I learn any subject?)
Success Program Launch: AI-Powered Study Tools for Students
… The University of Delaware has used its own software to record professor lectures for over a decade, says Jevonia Harris, educational software engineer and leader of Academic Technology Systems (ATS) at the university. Fifteen years ago, faculty members were slow to adopt the tech, but it’s pretty popular now.
In 2022, when ChatGPT launched, Harris was considering ways that students and faculty members have used those lecture recordings previously for studying and learning, and how generative artificial intelligence could improve those processes.
Some professors have taught multiple sections of the same course for years, often every semester, providing a wealth of repetitive data, “which is great for AI,” Harris explains.
Harris hypothesized that she could use recorded lectures to train AI and transform lectures into study materials and outlines.
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