The AI education session was associated with a drop in attendees reporting they did not know enough to say about AI, from 23% to 0%¶
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q2 i? The share of respondents answering 'don't know/not familiar enough to say' about AI fell from 23% (8 of 35) pre-session to 0% (0 of 24) post-session. → dk-drop-1
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Yao Lyu, Leonymae Aumentado, Holden Winton, Jared Lee Katzman, Sparkle Berry, Zachary Rowe, Kimberly Sanders, and Tawanna R. Dillahunt. 2026. Co-Designing Community-Centered AI Education for Adults: A Midwestern Case Study. CSCW Companion '26. https://doi.org/10.1145/3785651.3831486
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Descriptive pre/post survey comparison at the community session. The article reports the "don’t know/not familiar enough to say" response "dropped from 23% (8 of 35) in the pre-survey to 0% (0 of 24)". No statistical test or effect size was printed.
"the response to “don’t know/not familiar enough to say (about AI)” dropped from 23% (8 of 35) in the pre-survey to 0% (0 of 24) in the post-survey."
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The AI education session was associated with a drop in attendees reporting they did not know enough to say about AI, from 23% to 0% |
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The AI education session was associated with a drop in attendees reporting they did not know enough to say about AI, from 23% to 0% |
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