Translated with AI from the Russian original.
The Russian society "Znanie" has launched an online course to help teachers learn to recognize the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in students' homework.

The course "Teaching in the Age of AI: Challenges and New Ethics" was developed in collaboration with Moscow Polytech and offers participants the opportunity to receive a professional development certificate. It includes both theoretical information and practical training. Teachers will be able to learn about the basics of AI, its capabilities and limitations, as well as new evaluation criteria. This will allow teachers to adapt assignments so that students cannot use AI to complete homework.
Experts from the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, Skolkovo, Sber, and the Higher School of Economics are the speakers of the course. Participants will be able to test domestic neural networks, develop lesson and lecture plans, generate images and infographics, and prepare analytical reports.
The head of the "Znanie. Academy" platform, Alexandra Buichik, emphasized the importance of forming a personal professional position among teachers regarding AI. In her opinion, it is necessary to consciously approach the ethical issues of using AI, its impact on evaluation criteria, and ensuring academic integrity in the context of new technologies. By studying the basics of neural networks and testing them in practice, teachers will be able to more confidently answer these pressing questions.
The course is available free of charge to everyone and has a total duration of 16 academic hours. Training is organized in a free format, allowing participants to study materials and complete assignments at their convenience.
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