Student Reflections on Self-Initiated GenAI Use in HCI Education
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| author | Sandhaus, Hauke Parreira, Maria Teresa Ju, Wendy |
| author_facet | Sandhaus, Hauke Parreira, Maria Teresa Ju, Wendy |
| contents | This study explores students' self-initiated use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) tools in an interactive systems design class. Through 12 group interviews, students revealed the dual nature of GenAI in (1) stimulating creativity and (2) speeding up design iterations, alongside concerns over its potential to cause shallow learning and reliance. GenAI's benefits were pronounced in the execution phase of design, aiding rapid prototyping and ideation, while its use in initial insight generation posed risks to depth and reflective practice. This reflection highlights the complex role of GenAI in Human-Computer Interaction education, emphasizing the need for balanced integration to leverage its advantages without compromising fundamental learning outcomes. |
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| spellingShingle | Student Reflections on Self-Initiated GenAI Use in HCI Education Sandhaus, Hauke Parreira, Maria Teresa Ju, Wendy Human-Computer Interaction K.3.1; K.3.2 This study explores students' self-initiated use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) tools in an interactive systems design class. Through 12 group interviews, students revealed the dual nature of GenAI in (1) stimulating creativity and (2) speeding up design iterations, alongside concerns over its potential to cause shallow learning and reliance. GenAI's benefits were pronounced in the execution phase of design, aiding rapid prototyping and ideation, while its use in initial insight generation posed risks to depth and reflective practice. This reflection highlights the complex role of GenAI in Human-Computer Interaction education, emphasizing the need for balanced integration to leverage its advantages without compromising fundamental learning outcomes. |
| title | Student Reflections on Self-Initiated GenAI Use in HCI Education |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction K.3.1; K.3.2 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.01467 |