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A Practical Guide to AI Literacy
Leo S. Lo, Jeanne Beatrix Law and Anissa Vega discuss what AI literacy looks like when you have to teach it rather than theorise it, including a structured approach to prompting and a rhetorical method of walking writing students through purpose, audience, style and genre with a model. They are candid that faculty scepticism and enthusiasm have to coexist. It is a good listen for working out the stance you want to take in front of a class.
- Task
- Teaching AI literacy
- Time
- 30 min
- Level
- beginner
- Cost
- Free — Nothing to pay. A free account at most.
- Tools
- None in particular
- Published
- 2025-08
- Voice
- EDUCAUSE Review — The IT-leadership view: infrastructure, procurement, and enterprise risk decisions that shape which tools faculty may even use.
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