About Episode 119:

In this episode, hosts Tom and Kelvin contemplate the potential for chatbots in online education as a benefit to online students and as a support to both faculty and student services staff.

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Coffee Links

• “Guatemalan Coffee: The Complete Guide [History, Facts, & Best Products]”
• Guatemalan Coffee History

Content Links

• From Codebots: “What Are the 3 Types of AI? A Guide to Narrow, General, and Super Artificial Intelligence”
• “2022 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report: Teaching and Learning Edition”
• From Georgia Tech’s Design & Intelligence Lab: “Jill Watson: A Suite of Online Learning Tools”
• In the Washington Post: “What Happened When a Professor Built a Chatbot To Be His Teaching Assistant”
• In Scientific American: “Google Engineer Claims AI Chatbot Is Sentient: Why That Matters”
• UCF’s Financial Aid “KnightBot”
• Presentation Slides: “Legal Psychology Chatbot” (from UF educational technologist Chris Sharp)
• Dr. Jutta Treviranus’ 2022 Women in AI Award

Extra Special Feature

• Video Version of this Episode!