Foundations of artificial intelligence (ethics, society and technology) (m1)

General objectives:

1. Understand the fundamentals of AI and its relationship with education
2. Analyze the ethical and social implications of using AI in educational settings
3. Explore the main AI technologies and their potential applications in education

Cross-cutting skills:

1. Critical and analytical thinking
2. Ethics and social responsibility

Specific skills:

1. Identification of the main AI technologies applicable to education
2. Ethical and social impact assessment of AI applications in education

1. Introduction to AI: basic concepts and historical evolution
2. Social impact of AI in education
3. Key AI technologies and their potential applications in education
4. Ethics and AI: considerations in the educational field

Tuition fee: 287.50 euros
Alumni discount: 7%

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Relevant information

• To be eligible for the certificate of completion, attendance is mandatory for at least 80% of the course.
• According to Order ENS / 248/2012 of August 20, this course is considered permanent training for non-university faculty.

Dr. Miquel Àngel Prats Fernández, full professor of educational technology at the URL; LR of the eduTIC line of the PSITIC-URL research group. Director of the education-training division of CIVICAi.

Dr. Xavier Canaleta Llampallas, coordinator of the University Master's Degree in Teacher Training (Technology specialty); full professor of teaching innovation and introduction to educational research; director of Educational Innovation at La Salle Campus Barcelona; coordinator of the TEL (Technology Enhanced Learning) research line within the HER (Human Environment Research) research group.

Dr. Jordi Riera, professor of Education; general director of the Blanquerna Foundation.

Dr. Jordi Simon, associate professor of educational technology at the URL; member of the eduTIC line of the PSITIC-URL research group.

Dr. Francesc Torralba, professor at the URL and President of the Ethos Chair.

Mr. Xavier Vilasís, Professor. Smart Society research director; La Salle Campus Barcelona-URL.