Educators Adopt ChatGPT Tool for Grading, Sparking Debate
Writable, a ChatGPT-powered tool, is now being used by teachers for grading and curriculum development, amid mixed reactions.
- Writable, acquired by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, aids teachers in grading and curriculum development, saving time and offering specific improvement suggestions.
- Concerns arise over AI's accuracy, privacy issues, and potential to overlook students' individual needs, including subtle cries for help.
- Polls reveal mixed parental opinions on AI-assisted grading, with less than half in support.
- Critics argue that reliance on AI tools like Writable could distance teachers from students and diminish personalized feedback.
- Proponents see Writable as a solution to alleviate teachers' workload, allowing more focus on high-impact teaching activities.