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GAIA-EDU: A Generative Artificial Intelligence Framework for AI Augmented Academic Ecosystems in Higher Education
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Abstract
As Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) becomes more common in higher education, integrative methods will be needed to navigate the changing landscape. This paper proposes a holistic model for transforming the academic landscape that relies on AI tools and systems rather than simplistic ones, within the GAIA-EDU (Generative Artificial Intelligence for Academic Instruction and Advancement) framework. GAIA-EDU is all about using AI across all parts of higher education, including improving the academy's AI-infused ecosystems, teaching and learning, research and knowledge creation, assessment and feedback, academic administration, and the institution's decision-making processes. GAIA-EDU aims to address problems with integrating customizable generative AI tools and the changing roles and skills of knowledge workers. GAIA-EDU, like other higher education institution frameworks, aligns with the latest trends in educational frameworks and generative AI tools. GAIA-EDU, therefore, aims to facilitate the incorporation of functional generative AI tools for pedagogical purposes in higher education. This paper offers a thorough conceptual framework for researchers, educators, and policymakers aiming to develop, evaluate, and deploy generative AI-enhanced teaching and learning systems in higher education.
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