<p>In this episode of the Social Learning Amplified podcast, host Eric Mazur engages with authors <strong>Tricia Bertram Gallant</strong> and <strong>David Rettinger </strong>to explore the concept of cheating in education, its implications, and the evolving landscape of academic integrity in the age of generative AI. They discuss the importance of redefining cheating as a lack of learning, the reasons behind student cheating, and the role of assessment in fostering or deterring academic misconduct. The conversation also highlights practical strategies for educators to promote integrity and adapt to the challenges posed by AI technologies.</p><p><strong>Participate in their author-led, interactive reading event -- only on Perusall! </strong>Join at <a href="perusall.com/engage" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">perusall.com/engage</a>.</p>

Social Learning Amplified hosted by Eric Mazur

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The Opposite of Cheating: Teaching for Integrity in the Age of AI

FEB 27, 202530 MIN
Social Learning Amplified hosted by Eric Mazur

The Opposite of Cheating: Teaching for Integrity in the Age of AI

FEB 27, 202530 MIN

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<p>In this episode of the Social Learning Amplified podcast, host Eric Mazur engages with authors <strong>Tricia Bertram Gallant</strong> and <strong>David Rettinger </strong>to explore the concept of cheating in education, its implications, and the evolving landscape of academic integrity in the age of generative AI. They discuss the importance of redefining cheating as a lack of learning, the reasons behind student cheating, and the role of assessment in fostering or deterring academic misconduct. The conversation also highlights practical strategies for educators to promote integrity and adapt to the challenges posed by AI technologies.</p><p><strong>Participate in their author-led, interactive reading event -- only on Perusall! </strong>Join at <a href="perusall.com/engage" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">perusall.com/engage</a>.</p>