In Episode 12, we talk with Kim Polese about using AI for collective intelligence - not to replace human judgment, but to facilitate it at scale by drawing out buried insight, encouraging serendipity,…
On February 6th, California Education Learning Lab(Learning Lab) and UC San Diego, in partnership with an intersegmental planning committee also representing San Diego State University and the San Diego Community College District, convened…
What does AI have to do with democracy? More than most people realize. In this episode — recorded on My Robot Teacher's one-year anniversary — we're joined by Kim Bisheff (Journalism, Cal Poly…
CARLE (Curated Asset Repository for Learning Excellence) is now available with over 600 open educational resources(OER) created by faculty across California Community Colleges, CSU, and UC systems. Browse ready-to-use course materials, videos, and…
What does improv have to do with teaching in the age of AI? More than you might think. In this episode, we’re joined by Julie Simons (Applied Mathematics, UC Santa Cruz) and Pedro…
Science education after ChatGPT: what happens when students can outsource the thinking, and still turn in something that looks right? In this episode of My Robot Teacher, CSU professors Sarah Senk and Taiyo…
What would it look like to teach AI literacy the way UC Berkeley teaches data science? hands-on, interdisciplinary, and open? In this episode of My Robot Teacher, Sarah and Taiyo talk with Eric…
On this episode of My Robot Teacher, Sarah and Taiyo sit down with Jason Goldman – co-host of the film podcast Escape Hatch (formerly Dune Pod), early Twitter employee, and former Chief Digital…
Generative AI is reshaping classrooms and campuses, but with whose values, and at what cost? In this episode, Safiya Umoja Noble, author of Algorithms of Oppression and Founder of the UCLA Center on…
