Students' key areas of interest in GenAI are real-world business applications, ethical considerations, and future technological advancements¶
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q2 i? Survey feedback identified students' key areas of interest in GenAI as real-world business applications of AI, ethical considerations, and future technological advancements. → Drummond 2026
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Drummond 2026¶
Drummond, M., & Dale, G. (2026). Generating a Student-Informed Teaching and Learning Conceptual Framework for GenAI in Business Schools: A Case Study. Journal of University Teaching and Learning Practice. https://doi.org/10.53761/6jvtax83
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Findings from the mixed-methods survey of 149 students about the implemented AI-focused learning activities, reporting the students' key areas of interest: "the real-world business applications of AI, ethical considerations, and future technological advancements".
"Key areas of interest include the real-world business applications of AI, ethical considerations, and future technological advancements."
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Related Claims¶
- First-year undergraduate business students reported high engagement and recognised the necessity of developing GenAI skills for their future careers — a broader claim this one bears on
- Students want curriculum connected to real life, careers, and life skills, and report that the majority of the high school curriculum lacks real-world application — related
- Students identify exploring GenAI applications across contexts as a second priority area for curriculum development — related
- Students identify navigating ethical and legal dimensions of GenAI as a third priority area for curriculum development — related
- Students identify understanding and optimising GenAI functionality as a first priority area for curriculum development — related
- Undergraduate business students strongly support integrating GenAI knowledge and application into higher education curricula — related
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Students' key areas of interest in GenAI are real-world business applications, ethical considerations, and future technological advancements |
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Students' key areas of interest in GenAI are real-world business applications, ethical considerations, and future technological advancements |
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