<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><item href="/about/newsroom/ubaltnews-jessica-stansbury-generativeai-decisions.cfm" dsn="blogs"><featured>true</featured><pubDate>12/29/2024</pubDate><title>Jessica Stansbury: It's Time to Make Decisions About AI in the Classroom</title><description>Writing in The Baltimore Sun, Dr. Jessica Stansbury, director of teaching and learning excellence at The University of Baltimore's Center for Excellence of Learning, Teaching and Technology (CELTT), says that now is the time for education to come to grips with the potential for generative Artificial Intelligence to enhance the learning experience. To ban a tool like ChatGPT, she says, would be to deny reality.</description><author>UBalt News</author><image><img src="https://www.ubalt.edu/about/newsroom/assets/images/jstansbury.jpg" alt="Dr. Jessica Stansbury, director of teaching and learning excellence at The University of Baltimore's Center for Excellence of Learning, Teaching and Technology"/></image><image-cap>Dr. Jessica Stansbury, director of teaching and learning excellence at The University of Baltimore's Center for Excellence of Learning, Teaching and Technology</image-cap><quote>Like so many other transformative technologies, the impact of AI depends on what we choose to do with it. This realization has brought us to a crucial moment. The period of discovery is behind us, and we are now entering a phase where decisions must be made—security, ethics, access—just about everything is on the table.</quote><quote-name>Dr. Jessica Stansbury</quote-name><quote-info>director of teaching and learning excellence at The University of Baltimore's Center for Excellence of Learning, Teaching and Technology</quote-info><tags><tag>Academics</tag><tag>Artificial Intelligence (AI)</tag><tag>Center for Excellence in Learning Teaching and Technology (CELTT)</tag><tag>News</tag><tag>Robert L. Bogomolny Library</tag><tag>Student Life</tag></tags></item>