Uses of Claude AI analysed by student discipline and Bloom's taxonomy

[Imogen Bertin]

I found this an interesting link although I realise it's third-level:

https://www.anthropic.com/news/anthropic-education-report-how-university-students-use-claude

My main concern from this piece is I consider being taught to precis and summarise information probably the most life-useful skill that I learned from formal education. It looks horribly as though it's about to become an ex-skill handed over to AI, and I'm not at all sure that is a good thing.

Imogen

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[John Hegarty]

Yep, one to be concerned about is the use of AI that de-skills our students. I'll be struggling with identifying what are the important skills and what are the ones students won't miss in their lives.

jh

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[Stephen McFarlane]

This is a nice article, one even for our senior CompSci students as it particularly shows the disproportionate use of AI tools within STEM and Computer Science graduates compared to other degree disciplines. 

Steve