Talk: Using AI to Create, Assess and Align Multiple Choice Questions, 10/3
12-1pm EDT, Thur., Oct. 3, 2024, Engineering 102 & online
Using AI to Create, Assess and Align Multiple Choice Questions
Can AI help align assessments to Bloom's Taxonomy?
12-1pm EDT, Thur., Oct. 3, 2024, Engineering 102 & online
In this presentation two UMBC faculty, Karen Chen (IS) and Fow-Sen Choa (CSEE) as well as Kevin Hwang and Kenneth Wang, two students from Glenelg High School in Howard County, MD, will share lessons learned from their joint paper on using AI to generate multiple choice questions. In particular, they will share findings on how well AI aligns auto-generated questions to Bloom’s Taxonomy of Learning, and discuss the implications for both faculty and students for supporting students’ own development as self-regulated learners
Note: This will be a hybrid event with lunch provided for registered participants (17 max). As such, the seat limit only applies to in-person attendees. A virtual meeting link will be sent to all registered participants. Register here.
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UMBC Center for AI
Posted: September 16, 2024, 11:22 AM