Integration of GenAI tools by academics to humanise pedagogical spaces: An AI humanising pedagogical perspective

Globally, generated AI tools have significantly changed the operations of higher education. This paper contests the claim that academics in the context of this study were exposed to and capacitated with AI literacy, tools and technological skills. The assumption is that they will successfully integrate AI technologies in humanising pedagogy for online learning spaces. This narrative-based research argues, from an AI-humanising pedagogical framework (AIHP), to explore multiple cases of academics integrating AI technologies in humanising pedagogical spaces. Findings reported that AI-generated tools promoted personalised learning, fostering empathy through realistic simulations, generating specific learning content to meet students’ needs, and facilitating collaborative learning. Thus, the proposed AI-humanising pedagogical framework provided an alignment in support of dimensions from the narrative-based inquiry depicted in three cases in the study. Higher education institutions must develop institutional AI policies and guidelines for ethical practices, transparency, accountability, and inclusivity in developing and deploying AI.

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Journal of Applied Learning & Teaching
Published
2025-02-13
DOI
https://doi.org/10.37074/jalt.2025.8.1.24
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Online Learning and Analytics
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Integration of GenAI tools by academics to humanise pedagogical spaces: An AI humanising pedagogical perspective

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Integration of GenAI tools by academics to humanise pedagogical spaces: An AI humanising pedagogical perspective

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Abstract

Globally, generated AI tools have significantly changed the operations of higher education. This paper contests the claim that academics in the context of this study were exposed to and capacitated with AI literacy, tools and technological skills. The assumption is that they will successfully integrate AI technologies in humanising pedagogy for online learning spaces. This narrative-based research argues, from an AI-humanising pedagogical framework (AIHP), to explore multiple cases of academics integrating AI technologies in humanising pedagogical spaces. Findings reported that AI-generated tools promoted personalised learning, fostering empathy through realistic simulations, generating specific learning content to meet students’ needs, and facilitating collaborative learning. Thus, the proposed AI-humanising pedagogical framework provided an alignment in support of dimensions from the narrative-based inquiry depicted in three cases in the study. Higher education institutions must develop institutional AI policies and guidelines for ethical practices, transparency, accountability, and inclusivity in developing and deploying AI.

Journal of Applied Learning & TeachingVol. 8(1)
University of South Africa (ZA)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 16%
Online Learning and Analytics
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