Exploring the Lived Experience of Graduate Students in an Introductory AI Course

This qualitative research examines the experiences of graduate students participating in an introductory AI course at a College of Education to enhance AI curriculum design and pedagogy. In-depth interviews with six students revealed four principal themes: various motivations, collaborative learning in diverse groups, closer to machine learning, and learning from experience. Analysis indicated the need for successful integration of AI, emphasizing the necessity of a customized curriculum that caters to diverse student backgrounds and motivations, the effective execution of collaborative projects, and the importance of connecting AI principles to real-world problems. This research enhances understanding of the qualitative aspects of AI education and supports the development of an effective AI curriculum.

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Institute of Brain-based Education Korea National University of Education
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.31216/bdl.20240033
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Exploring the Lived Experience of Graduate Students in an Introductory AI Course

Kongju Mun, Eun-hye Shin, Seong-Sik KIM, J. Jo
Institute of Brain-based Education Korea National University of Education
Online Learning and Analytics
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Exploring the Lived Experience of Graduate Students in an Introductory AI Course

Kongju Mun, Eun-hye Shin, Seong-Sik KIM, J. Jo
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This qualitative research examines the experiences of graduate students participating in an introductory AI course at a College of Education to enhance AI curriculum design and pedagogy. In-depth interviews with six students revealed four principal themes: various motivations, collaborative learning in diverse groups, closer to machine learning, and learning from experience. Analysis indicated the need for successful integration of AI, emphasizing the necessity of a customized curriculum that caters to diverse student backgrounds and motivations, the effective execution of collaborative projects, and the importance of connecting AI principles to real-world problems. This research enhances understanding of the qualitative aspects of AI education and supports the development of an effective AI curriculum.

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