Moritz Kreinsen
ABSTRACT
The topic of AI is becoming increasingly popular in schools. In order to sustainably embed this in the curriculum, researching students’ perspectives as an elementary component of a didactic framework is essential. We explored students’ conceptions of AI to show how these can have a benefit for learning and teaching AI in CSEd.
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- Students’ Conceptions of Artificial Intelligence
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