School Children and the Challenge of Managing AI Technologies (eBook, ePUB)

Fostering a Critical Relationship through Aesthetic Experiences
Redaktion: Guarcello, Emanuela; Longo, Abele

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This edited volume recognises the need to cultivate a critical and acute understanding of AI technologies amongst primary and elementary school children, enabling them to meet the challenge of a human- and ethically oriented management of AI technologies.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 288
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Juni 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781040049235
• Artikelnr.: 70395367

Autorenporträt

Emanuela Guarcello is Professor in Childhood and Primary Teachers Education, Department of Philosophy and Sciences of Education, University of Turin, Italy. Abele Longo is Senior Lecturer in Translation Studies, Department of Education, Middlesex University, UK.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction

Part 1. The relationship between new generations and AI technologies

1 The "compound" act of transformation: the case of AI

2 Fostering intellectual and ethical virtues in the age of Artificial Intelligence. The need for educators-in-the-loop

3 Artificial Intelligence and new perspectives for teaching/learning processes

4 Leading engagement and learning in, out and between digital and non-digital environments. Hybrid-transitions as a space for children's agency

5 The dystopian threat of AI in primary education: looking towards a utopian postdigital ecopedagogy

6 Bolts or Brains: how elementary school children conceptualize A.I. and reason about issues of personal disclosure and privacy

7 The challenges of managing AItech: new educational needs for new generations

Part 2. Fostering a critical relationship with AI technologies through aesthetic experiences

8 Aesthetic and techno-aesthetic experiences to educate school children in critical sensitivity and judgement

9 The contribution of visual aesthetic experiences conducted through AITech to educate critical and creative thinking in the primary school: the field of visual arts

10 AI, new forms of reading and agential children's literature

11 Aesthetic experiences as a space of possibility

12 Towards a postmedia literacy: AI photographic filters, education, and self-representation

13 AI and robotics in education: catalysts and complexities

14 The use of artificial intelligence in various artistic researches on the problematization of physical space in relation to virtual space as a platformfor education

15 Educating through creativity with AI, with a view to the development of critical thinking

Part 3. Educational projects in primary school



16 The Child -AI R lationship: the CAIR research project educational experience

17 International call for AI Ethics: children draft their Ethical Charter on AI

18. Aesthetic experiences and immersive virtual environments: the IVE4Thinking educational project

19 Teaching the principles of artificial intelligence to Generation Z: the SMaILE-App mobile game application

20 The social robot Nao as an Intelligent Tutoring Robot: conducting the TCR test in primary schools

21 The VR research on educational contexts in Mexico, a critical review of the literature

22 Designing an artificial intelligence curriculum for primary schooling

Conclusion. From experiences to educational practices: lead project for promoting a critical management of AItech

Rezensionen

"I really appreciated the book because it presents an innovative approach to education, based on aesthetic experiences, to facilitate a critical and constructive relationship between natural and artificial intelligence. This method proves particularly effective as it engages young people in a creative and emotional way, stimulating deep reflection on the ways in which AI can influence their lives and society as a whole."

Barbara Bruschi is full professor of technology for education at the University of Turin.