GenAI-RP Scale

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Evidence · 6 claims (4 for, 2 mixed) · 2 studies (2 design), q2 · 0 of 2 report an effect size · 6 claims rest on one study

Description

A validated role-tailored higher-education survey instrument developed by Stella Y. Kim et al. for measuring students' and instructors' readiness, perceived benefits, and perceived challenges regarding generative AI in teaching and learning.

Components

Claims

• The faculty readiness scale required two model modifications (a cross-loading item and two residual correlations) to reach adequate fit [+W]
• No previously validated GenAI perception or readiness instrument was designed for both instructors and students in AI-enhanced higher education [+W]
• A confirmatory factor analysis on a new sample confirms the three-factor structure with acceptable model fit and moderate convergent validity [+W]
• The student GenAI-RP readiness scale shows a validated three-factor structure: GenAI Comprehension, Ethical Awareness, and GenAI Utilization and Proficiency [+W]
• The Challenge scale's three-factor structure was confirmed for students but did not reach satisfactory fit for faculty [~W]
• The Benefit scale's two factors (Effectiveness and Empowerment) fit satisfactorily for both groups, but their near-1.00 correlation suggests a potential unidimensional structure [~W]

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Key Sources

• Stella Y. Kim, Ji Yae Bong, Daniel Maxwell, Beth Oyarzun. (2026). Development and validation of Generative Artificial Intelligence Readiness and Perception (GenAI-RP) Scale for faculty and students in higher education. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-026-10713-z

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title	GenAI-RP Scale
description	A validated role-tailored higher-education survey instrument developed by Stella Y.
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product_kind	assessment
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