3.8. Do / Due

✅ Do / Due

In this chapter, you will complete three types of assignments.
Finish all tasks and upload any required files to your Google Drive in the Module 3 folder.

1. Experiment + Quiz: Try out an AI activity (using your TWU Google Gemini account) and complete the Module 3 multiple-choice quiz in Google Forms.
2. Short Answer: Choose 3 of the 4 prompts provided and write responses of a few paragraphs each in a Google Doc. Save and upload to your Module 3 folder.
3. Reflection Journal: Compile all of your responses to the green-box reflection prompts from across this module into one document. Save and upload to your Module 3 folder.

🔍 Experiment with AI + Quiz

• Experiment with AI (not graded, no submission required):
  • Choose a scenario where AI might show bias (e.g., hiring, grading, medical advice, or media representation).
  • Give the AI a prompt to simulate the task (e.g., “Generate a short job description and ideal candidate profile for a leadership role in tech.”).
  • Look critically at the output. Ask yourself:
    • Does it assume stereotypes or omit perspectives?
    • What ethical risks are present if someone used this output without reflection?
  • Now, revise your prompt to mitigate bias. For example, add constraints such as:
    • “Ensure the description is inclusive and avoids cultural assumptions.
  • Compare the outputs side by side. Which feels more responsible? Which would you trust in practice?
• Module 3 Multiple Choice Quiz:
  • Module 3 Quiz

💬 Short Answer Prompts

Choose 3 of the 4 prompts below. Write your responses (a few paragraphs each) in a Google Doc and upload to your Module [#] folder.

• Prompt 1:
  • Query an AI model with a prompt that asks it to describe a “typical” student, professional, or leader. Reflect on whether the response shows bias. How might those biases affect real-world decision-making?
• Prompt 2:
  • Imagine an AI tool incorrectly flags a student’s paper as “AI-generated.” Write a short paragraph: How should faculty respond? What safeguards would you recommend?
• Prompt 3:
  • Reflect on one of the tensions from Chapter 3.2 (e.g., transparency vs. privacy). Consider each side. Reflect on how difficult it is to “choose” one principle over another.
• Prompt 4:
  • If an AI system produces harmful or inaccurate output, who should be accountable — the developer, the user, the institution, or the AI itself? Defend your position.

📚 Weekly Reflection Journal