AI in the Classroom - Preassessment

I have used ChatGPT by OpenAI for:

• zero minutes

• 1 - 3 hours

• Nearly 40 hours.

• Way way more than 40 hours.

I have used other Large Language Models (like CoPilot by Microsoft, Gemini by Google, Claude by Anthropic)...

• Not at all - what are we even talking about?

• 1 - 3 hours - I have dabbled

• nearly 40 hours - lots and lots

• More than 40 hours for sure - I almost invented LLMs

The idea of working with artificial intelligence (or large language models) in the classroom stirs up these feelings for me (write one or two feelings words)

When was the company behind ChatGPT, OpenAI, founded?

• 2018

• 2015

• 2020

• 1980s

What was the purpose of predictive text tools when they were first developed in the 1980s?

• To assist people with disabilities

• For academic research

• To prevent plagiarism

• To enhance mobile phone functionality

What is considered a form of academic dishonesty when students use tools or other people to complete homework?

• Learning the material themselves

• Using technology to help study

• Having someone else do their homework for them

• Using apps to generate rough drafts

What is a key point mentioned in the article regarding the use of technology and academic dishonesty?

• Technology is to blame when students cheat

• It is the role of the teachers to prevent cheating

• It is the students, and not the technology, that is to blame when they choose to have someone do their homework for them

• All technology is inherently dishonest

According to the article, what is a common assumption about plagiarism?

• It is a new issue caused by technology

• It is only committed by students

• It involves copying text or ideas from others without proper attribution

• It is not a serious academic concern

According to the article, what is one reason why AI writing apps cannot be listed as co-authors in scholarly publishing?

• Because they are not recognized by scientific communities

• Because it is ultimately humans, not robots, who are held responsible for scientific results and their dissemination

• Because AI writing apps do not contribute significantly to research

• Because AI writing apps are not advanced enough to write complete papers

What is the anticipated outcome of the integration of artificial intelligence into everyday life according to the article?

• AI will replace human writing entirely

• AI will be used only in scientific research

• AI will become so commonplace that a hybrid human-technology co-writing text is normal

• AI will lead to a decrease in the quality of written outputs