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10 Ways Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming Instructional Design (er.educause.edu)

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This article highlights how AI is transforming instructional design. A lot of the ideas brought up in the article like AI providing personalized or adaptive learning, tutoring, gamification, and AI-enhanced assessments can benefit students with learning disabilities or who are neurodiverse. As someone with ADHD receiving immediate feedback and lessons that use a variety of mediums to convey key concepts can help me stay engaged. #accessibility

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 month ago

AI generated gamification sounds horrible, though.

Feels very close to "we finally built the engine of horrors, from that classic novel, 'Do not build the engine of horrors.'"