Newly Published! The “Handbook of Generative AI in Education” is out now.

Members of AI-ALOE contributed to the ‘Generative AI Risk and Benefits within Human-Machine Teams’ section with the following ‘Evolution of A4L: A Data Architecture for AI-Augmented Learning’. Contributed by Ploy Thajchayapong, Suzanne Carbonaro, Tim Couper, Blaine Helmick, Spencer Rugaber and Ashok Goel. [Read Here]

Here’s an excerpt from the opening blurb on the collection:

“This Handbook provides a comprehensive, research-informed foundation for integrating GenAI into educational practice across K–12, higher education, and professional learning contexts. Bringing together contributions from 74 scholars across five continents, the volume synthesizes perspectives from learning sciences, instructional design, assessment, and educational technology to advance a human-centered approach to GenAI adoption. Organized into five thematic parts—vision and frameworks; human-centered learning sciences; pedagogical innovation and instructional design; assessment, evidence, and learning analytics; and emerging horizons—the chapters collectively emphasize augmentation rather than replacement of educators.“

Link to full book [here].

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