Online: 10th June, 4.30pm -6pm
Registration (via Teams)
The Scottish education system has learners at its heart. As new AI technology emerges, it’s important to consider young people’s views. Do high school learners use GenAI tools for learning? What do they use it for? What are their concerns about using this technology? What do they think is fair AI use for learners and for teachers?
This event will discuss a recent research collaboration between the University of Edinburgh, the SQA and young people which has been exploring these issues. You will hear from Maggie Mroczkowski and Jamie Lawson from the SQA and young peer researchers from Scottish secondary schools who will share their findings from recent surveys and focus groups with young people. Theo Pengelley from the SQA will discuss how the findings relate to the SQA’s stance on AI in assessment. This event is suitable for senior school leaders, teachers, policy makers and researchers.