On January 12 2012 19:35 iG.Forever wrote:
i think its fine, cuz if they dont care then w/e and plus its their life and money. i once got paid 2000 to do an online course, was pretty sweet since it took like 3 weeks to finish it haha

Teaching is one thing, but doing for others' substitutes is another.

davidcameron01

United Kingdom1 Post

April 11 2024 07:23 GMT

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Ciaus237

South Africa288 Posts

April 11 2024 07:43 GMT

#163

This thread being necro'd by spam selling this service is... quite something.

Surprised this didn't come alive during the pandemic. There were horror stories of class tests being found basically worthless after it was determined that sizeable fractions of the class definitely cheated (and lord knows how many were not as dumb and didn't get caught).

Harris1st

Germany7435 Posts

April 11 2024 08:38 GMT

#164

This is crazy right now anyway.
My wife is a teacher and says basically everything pupils have to do at home is ChatGPT, be it standard homework or graded reciations or whatever

DarkPlasmaBall

United States46618 Posts

April 11 2024 23:14 GMT

#165

On April 11 2024 17:38 Harris1st wrote:
This is crazy right now anyway.
My wife is a teacher and says basically everything pupils have to do at home is ChatGPT, be it standard homework or graded reciations or whatever

It depends on the subject and the assignment, but AI can definitely make certain tasks easier to learn (or cheat).

That may or may not help students when it comes time for them to take an in-class test or write an in-class paper, though.

XenOsky

Chile2358 Posts

April 12 2024 00:26 GMT

#166

real life elo booster

Yurie

12178 Posts

April 13 2024 05:32 GMT

#167

I have heard language students suggest using ChatGPT to grade papers they write themselves. It is hard to get enough teacher hours to grade things you write, so as long as it does it decently it seems good to me. At least until you hit high school level of writing, which takes a long time when learning a new language.