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Unleashing creative minds: AI’s impact in and outside the classroom
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Unleashing creative minds: AI’s impact in and outside the classroom

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Last updated: 2024/09/18 at 5:26 PM
Scorm.biz Team Published September 18, 2024
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Education has long embraced the concept of personalized learning as a means to cater to each student’s unique needs. Thanks to advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), this vision is on the cusp of becoming a reality. AI has the potential to revolutionize classrooms by offering tailored learning experiences that align with individual strengths, interests, and learning requirements.

Simultaneously, there is a growing emphasis on nurturing creativity and authenticity in student work. AI can play a crucial role in supporting the creative process, from generating ideas to refining projects. By making the creative process more explicit and accessible, AI empowers students to overcome obstacles and express their distinctive perspectives. This approach not only enhances engagement but also equips students with essential skills for the future where creative thinking and problem-solving are paramount.

Brian Johnsrud
Director of Education Learning and Advocacy, Adobe

In a recent interview with EdSurge, Brian Johnsrud, the director of education learning and advocacy at Adobe, shared insights on leveraging educational tools that harness the power of AI while respecting the creative integrity of students and educators. He emphasized how AI can facilitate personalized learning by enabling students to showcase their understanding and ideas in diverse and personalized ways. This transition from standardized assignments to personalized projects can make learning more engaging and meaningful for each student.

EdSurge: How can educators utilize AI responsibly for personalized learning?

Johnsrud: The ideal of personalized learning has evolved over time, striving to not only deliver the right content to the right student at the right time but also to allow students to present their understanding and knowledge uniquely. Creativity thrives on individuality, so for creative thinking to flourish, assignments from different students should reflect their distinctiveness.

When deploying AI for personalized learning, schools should ensure that the AI tools are designed specifically for educational purposes. Tools not intended for the classroom may lack pedagogical elements or essential integrations for effective learning. Additionally, it’s crucial to verify that AI tools do not use student or teacher projects to train their models, as student creative work deserves respect and protection.

Check if the AI tool is actually designed for education specifically. If it wasn’t made for the classroom, it probably wasn’t made to improve learning. It won’t necessarily have those pedagogical pieces baked in or the accessibility and other edtech integrations that you need.

— Brian Johnsrud

How does AI contribute to fostering creativity while maintaining authentic student work?

AI can assist in any stage of the creative process, from brainstorming multiple ideas to refining works. By making the creative process more transparent, AI helps students overcome hurdles and enhances their creativity. The goal is for AI to aid in creating authentic and meaningful content, allowing students to become impactful storytellers while retaining their unique voice.

The goal isn’t for AI to do the work for us but to help us create more authentic, meaningful content so we can be impactful storytellers.

— Johnsrud

How do AI literacy and creative thinking prepare students for future job market demands?

AI skills have swiftly become indispensable in the job market. Industry leaders consider AI skills essential for hiring, with many preferring candidates with AI proficiency over more experienced candidates without it. Combining AI skills with creative problem-solving opens doors to lucrative career opportunities in the creator economy.

Creative thinking is also highly sought-after, with the World Economic Forum identifying it as a top skill for the future job market. Students who possess both AI skills and creative thinking abilities are well-equipped to capitalize on emerging job prospects.

Research indicates that students thrive when given opportunities to create, with AI presenting new avenues for student creativity. Educators who prioritize creativity and leverage technology effectively witness significant improvements in student engagement and learning outcomes.

How can educators easily integrate creative thinking into their teaching?

Identify areas in the curriculum where creative activities can replace traditional methods to deepen student understanding and elicit a broader range of learning outcomes.

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