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Hello from Sweden
pepelucci (Elda), welcome to the ELH community!
You're already ahead of the curve regarding using AI thoughtfully and with keen intention.
Why?
Your 15 years of eLearning & training experience pre-AI.
Those of us in the field before this tech came along (IMHO) have an advantage - we're accustomed to thinking of learning design as problem-solution.
As long as we never lose the "thinking & reasoning" part of our work, AI is simply another tool we use to get our projects completed efficiently.
Enjoy exploring the community.
As long as we never lose the "thinking & reasoning" part of our work, AI is simply another tool we use to get our projects completed efficiently.
This is such an important clarification Thomas_Shayon! You're right, we're better able to avail ourselves of AI tools when we have a good understanding of the reasoning behind the ask.
Indeed, Noele_Flowers.
Additionally, it is vital that we also learn how to work with AI correctly. Whether it's embedded in the tools we use or we're using tools like Claude/ChatGPT as stand-alones.
I'm currently taking the free AI courses Anthropic released through SkillJar. Their AI Fluency Framework and Foundations course has already helped me modify my AI interactions (even Articulate's AI Assistant).
I might give those a shot myself, thank you for the recommendation!
That is very true Thomas. Thinking and reasoning is part of our work and understanding the context in the way that we humans do is what makes our work more valuable compared to AI. I think AI is very powerful but I would like to use its strengths in tasks where my abilities are limited compared to AI. I would like to have ownership of the work that I do and to understand what is being suggested by AI. I am afraid, if AI does take ownership of my work, I will end up only evaluating the end result. This is not the role I want to see myself in the future :)
