Is your curriculum GenAI-proof? A method for GenAI impact assessment and a case study
Remco Jongkind,
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Erik Elings,
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Erik Joukes
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et al.
MedEdPublish,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15, P. 11 - 11
Published: March 26, 2025
Background
Generative
AI
(GenAI)
such
as
ChatGPT
can
take
over
tasks
that
previously
could
only
be
done
by
humans.
Although
GenAI
provides
many
educational
opportunities,
it
also
poses
risks
invalid
assessments
and
irrelevant
learning
outcomes.
This
article
presents
a
broadly
applicable
method
to
(1)
determine
current
assessment
validity,
(2)
assess
which
outcomes
are
impacted
student
use
(3)
decide
whether
alter
formats
and/or
is
exemplified
the
case-study
on
our
medical
informatics
curriculum.
We
developed
five-step
evaluate
address
impact
of
GenAI.
In
collaborative
manner,
courses
in
curriculum
analysed
their
plans
together
with
teachers,
adapted
usage.
Results
57%
assessments,
especially
writing
programming,
were
at
risk
reduced
validity
relevance.
was
closer
related
content
structure
than
complexity
according
Bloom’s
taxonomy.
During
retreats,
lecturers
discussed
relevance
students
should
able
achieve
them
or
without
Furthermore,
results
led
plan
increase
literacy
years
study.
Subsequently
coordinators
asked
either
adjust
preclude
use,
include
literacy.
For
64%
format
for
36%
adapted.
Conclusion
The
majority
outcomes,
leading
us
adapt
offer
potential
blueprint
institutions
facing
similar
challenges.
Language: Английский