AI in schools: From cheating to literacy, ethics and privacy
In this week's
#TechTalk segment, Tony Ryma and technology & change specialist Melissa Jakimik discuss the use of AI in education. Jakimik says the conversation has evolved beyond catching cheaters – it's now about building AI literacy: teaching students to use it ethically as a tool, recognize misinformation, verify facts, and protect privacy, while following course-specific rules.
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