Defining new literacies and education practices for distributed intelligence in a Generative AI era
Online conference by Roy Pea, David Jacks Professor of Education & Learning Sciences at Stanford University, School of Education, and Computer Science (Courtesy), and fellow in writing residency at the Paris IAS in April 2026 as part of the "Paris IAS Ideas" series.
The "Paris IAS Ideas" online lecture series offers short and stimulating presentations by researchers from the Paris Institute for Advanced Studies, marking the start of their month-long writing residency.
Session exclusively online and in English.
Free upon registration.
Registration is required via the form at the bottom of the page to receive the login link.
Presentation
This research project examines the implications of “distributed intelligence” in the age of generative AI for children's learning goals and the development of corresponding skills. Much of the lifelong learning agenda involves learning to master and design distributed intelligence using material, social and symbolic resources outside the mind. Generative AI is an extraordinarily powerful new tool for achieving distributed intelligence, altering the division of labour between humans and machines. But what are the implications for children's educational goals and learning?
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Defining new literacies and education practices for distributed intelligence in a Generative AI era 01 April 2026 - 30 April 2026 |
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