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Project 4 OverviewThe Victorian Skills Authority (VSA) is seeking to commission a research team / researcher to provide research insights about the potential use cases for artificial intelligence (AI) in the delivery of vocational education and training (VET) in Australia, including the provision of student services and support. This project aims to provide policy-makers with a high level overview of the potential ways in which the use of AI may impact on (1) the design and delivery of education and training, and (2) the provision of services to prospective and current students. Areas for consideration include:
o The different types of AI available for use This list is to give a sense of the broad nature of the overview required and equally is not an exhaustive list. In addition to the many and varied potential uses of AI in the design and delivery of VET. It should also be noted that there is increased demand from industry for training in the use of AI. A primary output of this research insights project will be a mapping of the current and potential uses of AI in the Australian VET sector. Several case studies highlighting the ways in which AI has already impacted (positively and negatively) the VET system or related sectors (such as secondary schooling or the university sector) should be presented as a means of demonstrating the impact of AI. The potential risks and the ethical, legal and regulatory considerations relating to the use of AI in VET teaching and learning should also be addressed in the research. This may include consideration of:
To assist in framing the literature review account could be taken of the issues being considered in the National Inquiry on the opportunities and impacts for Australia arising out of the uptake of AI technologies in Australia. Calls for expressions of interest will be announced through emails to AVETRA members. If you are interested in applying as part of this scheme, please make sure you are a member AVETRA and signed up for our newsletters and email alerts. |
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