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Poster Number

14i

Enhancing Critical Thinking, Visual Communication, and Career Preparedness with Generative AI in Higher Education

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Presented by:

Thomasena Shaw

Key Statement:

This poster explores how integrating generative AI tools into college education enhances enhances critical thinking, visual communication skills, and career preparedness through diverse perspectives and immersive experiences.

Keywords:

Generative AI, Technology in the Classroom, Immersive Experiences

Abstract:

This poster explores the integration of generative AI platforms to enhance critical thinking, strategic visual communication skills, and career readiness in college classrooms. Using tools like GPT-3 for in-depth analysis, DALL-E for creative visual expression, and OpenAI's Codex for problem-solving, students engage in more immersive learning experiences. Via these platforms, educators can potentially create more dynamic learning experiences that help students navigate increasingly complex academic and professional landscapes.

Learning Outcomes:

1. Understand how generative AI platforms like ChatGPT can enhance critical thinking skills through in-depth analysis and problem-solving exercises.

2. Explore the creative capabilities of DALL-E and other AI tools to express complex ideas visually and effectively.

3. Connect how immersive learning experiences, facilitated by generative AI platforms, help students navigate complex academic and professional environments.

This poster explores how integrating generative AI tools into college education enhances enhances critical thinking, visual communication skills, and career preparedness  through diverse perspectives and immersive experiences.

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Enhancing Critical Thinking, Visual Communication, and Career Preparedness with Generative AI in Higher EducationThomasena Shaw
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Diwanji, P., Hinkelmann, K., & Witschel, H. F. (2018, March). Enhance Classroom Preparation for Flipped Classroom using AI and Analytics. In ICEIS (1) (pp. 477-483).

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