The authors declined requests to name specific technologies or focus the standards on AI, citing rapid technological change¶
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q2 i? Requests to list specific technologies or focus the standards on artificial intelligence were declined because the standards are for any digital technology and naming technologies can quickly leave documents dated. → Helen Crompton 2026
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Helen Crompton 2026¶
Helen Crompton, Diane Burke and Christine Nickel. (2026). Designing faculty standards for technology integration in higher education institutions: a design-based research study. International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education. https://doi.org/10.1186/s41239-026-00584-y
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Macro cycle two retrospective analysis of coded feedback. Faculty and accrediting associations requested named technology lists and an AI focus; the authors responded that the standards are overarching and do not focus on specific technologies, citing prior evidence on technological change.
"Extant empirical evidence across time (viz., Baron, 2010) show that the technological context is highly changing and naming technologies can quickly leave documents dated and irrelevant as technologies are replaced, renamed, or obsolete."
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Related Claims¶
- Design-based research with 114 participants across two macro cycles produced and refined the faculty technology standards — related
- Six named risks from AI systems span overestimation, data collection, synthetic outputs, invisibility, bias replication, and human and environmental costs — related
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The authors declined requests to name specific technologies or focus the standards on AI, citing rapid technological change |
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