Keeping pedagogy at the center of AI in education
Explore practical strategies for navigating AI in teaching and learning.
What does it look like to keep pedagogy—and human connection—at the center as AI continues to reshape education? Turnitin Chief Customer Officer Zemina Hasham recently shared her perspective on this question and how our partnership with the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE) is helping educators put practical, research-informed strategies into action.
Read her perspective below, then explore the full collection of ACUE learning opportunities.
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Educators today face a complex reality. We’re all asking the same question: how do we harness AI’s potential for good without losing the human connection that defines learning?
The answer isn’t simply about using a tool; it’s about the pedagogy behind it.
That’s why Turnitin has partnered with the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE) in North America to launch a new series of Quick Studies on AI in Education.
By combining Turnitin’s two decades of expertise in learning integrity with ACUE’s proven professional learning infrastructure, we’re helping educators navigate this evolving landscape with greater clarity and confidence.
Each Quick Study offers a focused, 30-minute learning experience for educators in the ACUE Network. The newest course, “Engaging Students in Conversations About Learning Integrity,” is now available.
Across the series, educators will explore how to:
- Design assignments that nurture original thinking.
- Facilitate constructive conversations about learning integrity.
- Address AI-related concerns with compassion.
- Help students use AI intentionally as part of skill development.
Together, we can build clearer, more responsible approaches to AI in the classroom while keeping authentic, student-centered learning at the heart of the experience.