Accelerate Your Learning with ChatGPT
Offered By: Deep Teaching Solutions via Coursera
Course Description
Overview
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Transform your approach to learning with AI! "Accelerate Your Learning with ChatGPT" brings together two legendary professors on Coursera, Barbara Oakley and Jules White, to guide you through the fascinating intersection of neuroscience, learning strategies, and generative AI.
Discover how your brain learns and how to effectively use ChatGPT to support your cognitive abilities. You'll learn to create engaging study hooks, connect ideas to personal experiences, and expand your working memory capacity using AI. The course covers crucial topics like effective prompting techniques, multimodal learning with images, and leveraging AI for personalized practice and feedback.
What sets this course apart is its emphasis on preserving critical thinking skills while harnessing AI's potential. You'll explore why memorization remains vital in the AI era and how to use ChatGPT to foster curiosity and motivation. By the course's end, you'll possess a toolkit of practical strategies to improve your learning efficiency across various fields, equipping you for success in our increasingly AI-augmented world.
Syllabus
- GenAI Landscape and Neural Networks — Parallels in Machine and Human Learning
- The world of Generative AI is evolving at a breakneck pace, with new foundational models emerging from tech giants almost daily. But how do these AI systems relate to our own brains, and what can they teach us about learning? In this module, we'll explore the fascinating parallels between neural networks in AI and the human brain. We'll demystify the landscape of Generative Artificial Intelligence ("GenAI"), from OpenAI's ChatGPT to Google's, Meta's, and other tech leaders' offerings, understanding how these models mirror and enhance our own cognitive processes. You'll discover how AI's approach to processing information can shed light on our own learning mechanisms. We'll delve into the power of metaphors in both machine and human understanding, and examine how AI is reshaping our approach to knowledge acquisition. By the end of this module, you'll have a clearer picture of the GenAI ecosystem and gain insights into how these powerful tools can transform your own learning journey. Whether you're an AI enthusiast or a curious learner, this module will provide you with a unique perspective on the intersection of artificial and human intelligence.
- AI-Enhanced Learning Strategies — Retrieval, Motivation, and Cognitive Amplification
- Harnessing the power of GenAI isn't just about understanding the technology—it's about revolutionizing how we learn and think. In this module, we'll dive into practical, AI-enhanced strategies that can supercharge your learning process. We'll explore how GenAI can transform traditional study techniques, turning them into powerful tools for knowledge acquisition and retention. From AI-powered flashcards to curiosity-sparking prompts, you'll gain hands-on experience with tools that can enhance your learning journey. We'll also delve into how GenAI can act as a creative catalyst, helping you generate ideas and make connections you might never have considered before. By the end of this module, you'll have a toolkit of AI-enhanced learning strategies that can help you learn more efficiently, retain information longer, and think more creatively. Whether you're a student, a professional, or a lifelong learner, this module will equip you with cutting-edge techniques to thrive in the age of AI. Get ready to reimagine what's possible in your learning journey!
Taught by
Dr. Jules White and Dr. Barbara Oakley
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