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AI in education: unlocking the future of personalised learning

by Rhiannon Bowman
July 23, 2024
in Artificial Intelligence, Technology, Thought Leaders
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Generative AI technology holds immense potential to reduce administrative workloads. Image: JB Hi-Fi Education

Generative AI technology holds immense potential to reduce administrative workloads. Image: JB Hi-Fi Education

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Generative AI is creating new possibilities for interactive and personalised learning experiences, making it a valuable tool for schools to empower students.

Australian schools are at a crossroads to reimagine education and explore how generative AI can enhance learning. Harnessing the potential of generative AI is a critical opportunity for education institutions. While the world is just beginning to perceive AI’s potential application to classrooms, it is likely this technology will fundamentally transform how students actively learn and educators practically teach in the years ahead.

The students of today will enter a workforce where AI has not only undergone substantial advancements but radically transformed existing careers, created new professions, and reshaped existing roles. According to the 2024 Work Trend Index Annual Report from Microsoft*, 82 per cent of leaders believe their employees will need new skills to be prepared for the growth of AI. Working alongside AI using natural language will be as ubiquitous as the internet and personal computers. Embracing generative AI’s potential is the first step in ensuring learners are equipped to thrive in the future workforce.

The transformative benefits of AI in education  

Current AI use cases, such as tools to summarise ideas, check work, and assist with writing, is just scratching the surface. Generative AI technology holds immense potential to transform teaching and learning and reduce administrative workloads. The growing accessibility and sophistication of these tools provide unprecedented opportunities to develop human-like text and rich multimedia learning content.

AI holds potential in education to accelerate learning, prepare students for the future, improve efficiency, and so much more. Set out below are several (and non-exhaustive) key benefits that generative AI can bring into the classrooms.

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For Educators:

  • Create and customise lesson plans, resources, and exercises.
  • Engage learners through interactive content like multiple-choice questions.
  • Summarise articles or texts.
  • Provide personalised assignment feedback at scale.

For Students:

  • Personalised learning adapted to each student’s unique needs.
  • Get tailored feedback to help improve skills and understanding.
  • Assistance to conduct research and generate ideas.
  • Develop the AI literacy skills required for the future workforce.

Introducing Microsoft Copilot

Microsoft Copilot is an advanced AI assistant that helps users find relevant information, create original content, and complete everyday tasks more efficiently. It utilises a conversational chat interface and natural language input to generate responses, such as summaries, analyses, comparisons, and so much more.

Designed for modern mobility, Copilot is available across web and mobile devices through current browsers like Microsoft Edge, integrated into the latest version of productivity apps like Microsoft 365 or available on the keyboard of new Windows 11 computers. Whether at a desk or on the go, Copilot is always ready to help.

Managing Generative AI in education 

To fully unleash generative AI’s potential in delivering high-quality and safe education experiences, schools will need support to understand and appropriately manage privacy, security and other ethical considerations.

Risk management strategies should be proportionate to the potential consequences, which include (non-exhaustively):

  • Errors and algorithmic biases in AI-generated content;
  • Misuse of personal or confidential information; and
  • Inappropriate uses that discriminate or undermine assessment integrity.

Appropriate, robust risk management is essential to ensure the responsible use of generative AI in education. Clear guidelines and policies are provided by the Australian Framework for Generative Artificial Intelligence. This framework can help education institutions navigate ethical considerations and ensure generative AI is safely and responsibly integrated across learning environments. 

The role of educators 

Educators will play a significant role in preparing the next generation of students for an AI-driven future. By adopting these transformative technologies into teaching, educators can introduce and familiarise students with AI tools and applications from an early age. This not only imparts future necessary skills and competencies but also instils a mindset of using AI as an empowering tool for growth rather than a concept to be feared or avoided. 

In addition to technical AI literacy, educators will retain their traditional functions as teachers in cultivating uniquely human skills and mindsets which also have the potential to complement the use of artificial intelligence. This includes abilities like creativity, critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and complex problem-solving. In developing these human talents in conjunction with AI literacy skills, educators ensure students are equipped with the skillset ready for the workplace of the future.

The role of IT Managers 

IT managers have access to a wide range of tools, frameworks, and training to facilitate successful integration of generative AI across education institutions. This includes comprehensive guides on data privacy protection, system security policies, and ethical AI governance protocols to oversee safe deployments.

With the right resources, IT teams can ensure that generative AI provides educational value while mitigating potential risks related to improper usage or data breaches.  

When deployed well, AI can unlock solutions for improving educations systems. 

Equipping the next generation with AI programs and devices 

JB Hi-Fi Education is committed to equipping the next generation of students with the best learning tools and technologies. 

Its range of Windows 11 devices, including AI-enhanced laptops from leading brands, are safe, secured and designed for simple, affordable deployment and management across education environments. JB Hi-Fi Education understands the importance of practicality and aim to support world-class learning programs through technology solutions that unlock new modes of collaboration.

The latest Windows 11 PCs unlock unique AI experiences through enhancements like Auto-Frame cameras, Noise Reduction audio, and improved battery life with powerful AI-optimised chips. Many even feature a dedicated Copilot button to open the Microsoft AI assistant with a simple tap.

About JB Hi-Fi Education

JB Hi-Fi Education is a premier technology partner helping Australian schools integrate solutions that enhance curricula and evolve with the digital environment. It provides professional advice, education-specific products, a unique procurement and fulfillment model, and strategic solutions to help education institutions at every step of their ICT program lifecycle. 

JB Hi-Fi Education ensures that the technology and solutions it provides enhance curriculum and pedagogical objectives to allow schools to evolve with the digital environment. In the era of generative AI, the time is now to reimagine learning and ensure Australia’s students are equipped with the skills, tools, and mindsets to lead the future.

To learn more, scan the QR code to download JB Hi-Fi Education’s guide to AI in the classroom or speak with its experts about making an informed decision for your institution. JB Hi-Fi Education can provide the information schools need to make an informed decision about integrating AI devices into their classrooms. Contact education@jbhifi.com.au or 1300 746 752.

*Sources:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/worklab/work-trend-index/will-ai-fix-work

https://www.education.gov.au/schooling/resources/australian-framework-generative-artificial-intelligence-ai-schools

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