Pages which relate to AI in education
This website explores ideas about AI that have evolved through research and experimentation since 2022. It provides evidence that teachers could use AI to model curriculum and programmes of study options that take account of their specific school’s, teachers’ and students’ context. The ideas in this website are founded on the principle of art teachers’ […]
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This website explores opportunities AI offers art teachers to make their professional work easier. The core principles that emerged in the course of the research into AI were:
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Secondary Art & Design Education Conference at The University of the Arts London, Tuesday 6 July This was a really interesting and energising conference. It shared the experiences and working practices of experts at the forefront of design, across a variety of fields ‘who used AI as a tool‘. The italics
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Art education has an issue. Most students who pursue the subject beyond school, and into a career in the creative industries, will use AI throughout their professional lives. However, in key stages four & five, the assessment practice outlined in JCQ regulations prohibits students from receiving any credit for AI-generated artwork. The consequence of which,
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Teachers should be aware that the DfE has now published extensive support materials to help schools and colleges use AI safely and effectively. All teachers have an obligation to be vigilante and fully conversant with these materials. These free support materials for staff in schools and colleges, have been developed by the Chiltern Learning
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DfE Misses the Point In 2025 a Global AI Jobs Barometer, by PricewaterhouseCoopers, revealed that, rather than displacing workers, AI raises their value. Analysis of nearly a billion job postings worldwide shows that revenue per employee, in AI exposed industries, is growing three times faster than in others. Wages in these sectors rise at double
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