Both workshops proposed a dual assessment approach combining controlled AI-free testing and open AI-allowed assignments¶
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q1 i? Faculty and student workshops shared a strong conviction that assessment must evolve to measure authentic understanding in AI-enabled environments, both proposing controlled AI-free testing alongside open AI-allowed assignments. → Reshaping Undergraduate Computer Science Education in the Generative AI Era 2026
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Reshaping Undergraduate Computer Science Education in the Generative AI Era 2026¶
Reshaping Undergraduate Computer Science Education in the Generative AI Era. (2026). https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.07545 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2606.07545
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Consensus finding from the whitepaper's cross-workshop comparison section, synthesizing the faculty and student workshop discussions. Proposed assessment formats also included submissions of AI-interaction history, presentations, and paper-like authorship work.
"Both workshops recognised a strong shared conviction that assessment practices must evolve to measure authentic understanding in an AI-enabled learning environment, with both proposing a dual approach of controlled (AI-free) testing and open (AI-allowed) assignments."
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Related Claims¶
- The workshop argues AI-resistant assignments are temporary at best, reframing design goals toward tasks whose difficulty survives AI completing part of the work — related
- Faculty and student workshops diverged on pedagogical structure for project-based learning: instructor-driven formats versus student autonomy — related
- A proposed three-part process-evidence submission (deliverable, AI interaction logs, video reflection) shifts displacement upstream rather than eliminating it — related
- Faculty members and students anticipate AI will transform education and professions, sharing concerns that excessive dependence could weaken cognitive skills — a broader claim this one bears on
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Both workshops proposed a dual assessment approach combining controlled AI-free testing and open AI-allowed assignments |
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Both workshops proposed a dual assessment approach combining controlled AI-free testing and open AI-allowed assignments |
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