Ethics and Equity in the Use of AI (Faculty and Staff)

13 m

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into educational environments, educators must navigate complex ethical considerations while ensuring fair and equitable outcomes for all students. This course equips education professionals with the knowledge and practical skills needed to implement AI tools responsibly within their institutions. Students will learn to identify how AI systems may unintentionally reinforce assumptions or unfairness, understand how these tools can inadvertently create barriers for certain student populations, and develop strategies to promote transparency and fairness in their professional practice.

Ethics and Equity in the Use of AI (Faculty and Staff)

Author Details

Author | Aaron Burgess

Dr. Aaron Burgess is an Assistant Professor of Management, CAPS Business and Technology Program Director at Mount Vernon University. He has previously served as a professor at Thomas Moore University, Mount St. Joseph University, and Cincinnati Christian University. In addition to his academic career, he serves as a Performance Management, Learning and Information Technology Consultant for organizations like Mayo Clinic, Salesforce, University of Pittsburg, Katz Business School, Cincinnati Children's Hospital, Drees Homes, Fischer Homes, and many others.

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