# Jane Rosenzweig

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The Challenges AI Poses for Learning How to Write

In this episode, Diane Tavenner and Michael Horn delve into the role of AI in writing education with Jane Rosenzweig, director of the Harvard College Writing Center. Jane underscores the importance of writing as a process of thinking and warns against the “deskilling” of students because of an o ...

A Practical Framework for Ethical AI Integration in Assessment

Mike Perkins and Jasper Roe share a practical framework for ethical AI integration in assessment on episode 569 of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast. [divwrap class=”one-half first”] Quotes from the episode We wanted to be flexible and have some opportunities for students and faculty to real ...

#1: Do Chatbots Help Students Learn?

In this kickoff episode, host Luke Shepard and his AI co-host Emerald dive into how AI is entering classrooms. We will be looking at how AI is used in classrooms, starting with some recent research out of Harvard, Standford and Penn.   Studies We look at four studies published in the last yea ...

Episode 300: My Guest Is Scott Jones...

For our 300th episode of Give and Take, we’re doing something different. Instead of hosting, Scott Jones steps into the guest chair. His friend—and former guest of the show—Jane Rosenzweig takes the reins as interviewer. Together, they look back at the journey of Give and Take: the conversations ...

Generative AI through inquiry (Part 1)

Welcome to FOSIL Education and School Libraries, a conversation about liberal education, signature inquiry, and how generative AI fits, or doesn’t, into real classroom practice. This episode follows on from last week’s podcast, Clarifying the purpose of education, explains the Year 9 Signature W ...

Generative AI Through Inquiry (Part 2)

Welcome to FOSIL, Education and School Libraries Podcast, where Darrly Toerien and I (Elizabeth Hutchinson) talk about what we feel is important in school libraries and education now. Today's discussion continues from last week's podcast, which was part 1 of this conversation, where we discusse ...

If AI Writes, Who Thinks? - Jane Rosenzweig

In this episode, Priten speaks with Jane Rosenzweig, director of the Harvard College Writing Center and lecturer in expository writing, about teaching writing in the age of AI. Jane's first-year course, To What Problem Is ChatGPT the Solution?, asks students to study artificial intelligence with ...

The AI Conversation in Education

There are many conversations happening in education around AI, but what impact are those conversations actually having on the classroom? And is there a way to make these AI conversations better for students and teachers alike? In this conversation, teachers Mike Burns, Sam Collins, and Matt Hick ...

Spark or Slowdown?: Creativity in the Age of AI

Does our increased use of AI amplify human imagination, or risk dulling our capacity for original thought? Cloe Axelson, senior editor of WBUR's Cognoscenti, explores the intersection of AI and creativity with poet and artist Sasha Stiles; the director of Harvard College Writing Center, Jane Ros ...

Jane Rosenzweig, Former Director of Harvard College Writing Center

Former Director of Harvard College Writing Center, Jane Rosenzweig, sits down with Professor Judyth Sachs to explore why writing is far more than just an assignment to grade; rather it is a tool for critical thinking and intellectual discovery, that empowers students to develop their own voice a ...