Uses of generative AI in secondary school CS – Dr B. Becker | Computing education research

Secondary school students and teachers have particular needs and face specific constraints that result in a unique landscape in terms of programming education. The rise of generative AI complicates this scene but also provides several potential opportunities. One of the greatest challenges in this arena is that while university students studying computing have a high likelihood of continuing on a path in computing, most school students choose to go into non-computing disciplines for further/higher education and/or their careers. This talk will focus on how generative AI may be effectively utilised in secondary school programming education and how it can be leveraged so that students can be best prepared for continuing their education or beginning their careers, regardless of discipline. Join our research seminars live: http://rpf.io/fyt-rs Find out more about us: http://rpf.io/fyt *** Teachers & educators *** Teach in your classroom with our free computing lesson plans and materials: http://rpf.io/fyt-tcc Build your teaching skills with our free online courses: http://rpf.io/fyt-oc Teach your learners about AI technologies: http://rpf.io/fyt-expai Learn from and discuss with leading researchers in computing education: http://rpf.io/fyt-rs Read our free magazine for computing educators, Hello World: http://rpf.io/fyt-hw Set up a Code Club in your school: http://rpf.io/fyt-cc Support your learners to run their own science experiments in space as part of the European Astro Pi Challenge: http://rpf.io/fyt-ap *** Young people & parents *** Coding at home Create coding projects with our step-by-step guides in 25+ languages: http://rpf.io/fyt-op Code fun projects at home on the Code Club World site: http://rpf.io/fyt-ccw Discover free, volunteer-run coding clubs near you Code Club in schools all over the world: http://rpf.io/fyt-cc CoderDojo in community spaces all over the world: http://rpf.io/fyt-cd Send your programs to space in the European Astro Pi Challenge: http://rpf.io/fyt-ap Share your creation with the world in the Coolest Projects tech showcase: http://rpf.io/fyt-cp *** You can help make computing accessible to more young people across the globe *** Volunteer at a coding club near you: http://rpf.io/fyt-vol Join our community of volunteer translators: http://rpf.io/fyt-tr Donate to sustain our work: http://rpf.io/fyt-don *** Interested in the Raspberry Pi computer? *** For videos related to our products, subscribe to the Raspberry Pi computer channel: http://rpf.io/ytsub Buy a Raspberry Pi from one of our Approved Resellers: http://rpf.io/fyt-prod Join a community event run by Raspberry Pi enthusiasts: http://rpf.io/fyt-rj The Raspberry Pi Foundation is a global nonprofit with the mission to enable young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies. Our vision is that every young person develops: * The knowledge, skills, and confidence to use computers and digital technologies effectively in their work, community, and personal life; to solve problems and to express themselves creatively * Sufficient understanding of societal and ethical issues to be able to critically evaluate digital technologies and their application, and to design and use technology for good * The mindsets that enable them to confidently engage with technological change and to continue learning about new and emerging technologies This video's copyright is held by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, and the video is dual licensed under the YouTube Standard license and Creative Commons CC BY-SA 4.0 license.