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- 1. AI as AT Welcome to Myspace Intro Dr. Zeta Dooly Lecturer and Researcher SETU Digital Education Lead L9 Cert in Technology Enhanced Learning & MEd modules Explorer for fun learning experiences using technology From Idea to Image in Seconds - Harnessing Mid-journey AI image generation for inclusive expression
- 3. setu.ie 3 This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA-NC
- 4. setu.ie 4 Lets talk about AI as AT @visual thinkery This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY
- 5. setu.ie 5 What's the Difference Between AI and Algorithm? Linkedin
- 6. Intro to midjourney setu.ie 6 It’s an AI image generator
- 8. midjourney setu.ie 8 logo for assistive technology and artificial intelligence
- 9. AI Tools can aid understanding and embed UDL principles into SoTL = AT setu.ie 9
- 10. setu.ie 10
- 11. Prompt do it yourself assembly guide for desk frame with cable management, dimensions of the frame 1m X 0.5m, height 0.85m, ultra realsitic - Image #4 @Bailos setu.ie 11
- 12. Assignment using MidJourney Assignment specification – etivity Think of a learning metaphor ...Learning (for me) is.... like building a house or baking a cake.... provide a picture and 2-3 sentences on why. • create an image that can be used as a learning metaphor include sailing as the main concept • turbulence of learning in challenging times show a learning metaphor Start to learn about prompt engineering how to navigate world where change is ubiquitous
- 13. setu.ie 13 Prompt used: create an image that can be used as a learning metaphor include sailing as the main concept
- 14. Prompt used: turbulence of learning in challenging times show a learning metaphor setu.ie 14
- 15. setu.ie 15 Trying to understand things @EnRRICH_EU project
- 16. Next steps here @SETU Using SOTA…… EdLab Immersive Education Lab for entrepreneurship educators •Using VR for a number of use case scenarios cross-disciplines •Funded by Growth Hub Establish South East Education Research Lab SEERLab @SETU •Provide an experimentation hub for lecturers, teachers, tutors •Integrate into PG Cert in TEL and MEd programmes •Funded by Research Connexions Planning Inaugural Digital Education Symposium for December 2023
- 17. Thanks Questions and ideas for breakout rooms