Research Article
Humanizing Online Discussions by remixing AI and #DigitalPowerups
Abstract
This article explores the need to humanize online learning environments while simultaneously developing students' AI literacies and essential academic skills. Fostering meaningful student engagement by integrating AI tools within the #DigitalPowerups strategy for online discussions, educators can enhance both social presence and collaborative knowledge co-construction, creating a more dynamic and interactive learning experience for students. This approach not only supports creativity, critical thinking, and interdependent thinking, but also ensures that students are equipped with the technological competencies required for success in this digital-age. Remixing these elements—humanized learning, AI literacy, and #DigitalPowerups—provides a comprehensive strategy for engaging students more deeply with course content while preparing them to navigate and thrive in modern educational and professional contexts.
How to Cite
[1] Travis Thurston. 2024. Humanizing Online Discussions by remixing AI and #DigitalPowerups. Journal Of Educational Impact 1, 1 (2024), 3–12. https://doi.org/10.70617/pjesgb87
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Publication Timeline
Received
August 28, 2024
Published
October 23, 2024
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