Author: Amy Friedman

English Professor at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA. I did my undergrad work at Bryn Mawr College, and my PhD at Goldsmiths College, University of London. (I also lived, worked and taught in London for 12 years.) At present I am working on my second book; my first is called Postcolonial Satire. I spent a lot of 2024 on a sabbatical, wandering the world with my collapsible bike helmet and ukulele.
A.I. in Education, General Education, Research, Teaching, Temple University

Fighting Back Against Student Use of AI: A Satire

As a long-serving instructor in Temple’s First Year Writing program, I find myself on the front lines of teaching writing in the age of AI. I have been asked to share with fellow faculty some strategies for dealing with AI use by students, because we are all getting increasingly frustrated at reading the bland, anodyne, repetitive AI versions of our assignments which students keep handing in.  Because they’re, like, so bland and anodyne. And in the time-honored academic tradition of deferring to … Continue reading Fighting Back Against Student Use of AI: A Satire

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