These 5 assignment design ideas for dealing with ChatGPT and AI in Computer Science Education will help you set up ChatGPT-proof code assignments but also teach students AI literacy and AI ethics.
ChatGPT is a big concern in Computer Science education. In this article we will discuss the limitations of ChatGPT, if it is possible to detect AI generated code and how coding instructors can best deal with ChatGPT in their code classroom.
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Autograding is becoming more and more important in coding courses. In this article we discuss how to successfully adopt autograding in your computer science classroom.
Computer Science teachers use autograding to scale up their coding classrooms, but also to improve student leaning outcomes and satisfaction. Learn the pedagogical benefits of autograding in this article.
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The most efficient ways to teach students how to code, by defining your target audience, designing your assignments in a meaningful way and eliminating distractions in the classroom.
