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Ep08 - How to Teach AI (Not Just Use It) - with UC Berkeley’s Eric Van Dusen
What would it look like to teach AI literacy the way UC Berkeley teaches data science? hands-on, interdisciplinary, and open? In this episode of My Robot Teacher, Sarah and Taiyo talk with Eric Van Dusen from Berkeley’s College of Computing, Data Science, and Society about how the wildly successful Data 8: Foundations of Data Science course became a scalable model for modern computing education. Eric explains how connector courses and Jupyter notebooks help students from every major learn to code, work with real datasets, and think computationally. Then the conversation turns to small language models (SLMs) and what it means for students to actually “touch the model” - changing parameters, inspecting weights, and understanding tokens and temperature from the inside. Together, they sketch a vision for AI education in public universities: shared “AI sandbox” infrastructure, open tools, and a plan for teaching AI basics.
Chapters
[0:00-4:05] Chapter 1 - Introduction: Is UC Berkeley's Data 8 the Blueprint for AI Education?
[4:06-13:52] Chapter 2 - Inside Berkeley’s Data Science “Connector Course” Ecosystem
[13:53-18:03] Chapter 3 - Jupyter Notebooks: Breaking the Textbook Paradigm with Live Code
[18:04-26:12] Chapter 4 - SLMs vs. LLMs: Why Smaller is Better for Teaching
[26:13-28:45] Chapter 5 - If AI Does the Work, What Skills Are Left?
[28:46-34:04] Chapter 6 - Why Public Universities Need an AI Sandbox
[34:05-37:44] Chapter 7 - on “Touching the Models” and Public Infrastructure
[37:45-40:20] Chapter 8 - Hey Nvidia! We’re not just consumers.
[40:21-46:43] Chapter 9 - How AI Can Actually Make Teaching Better
[46:44-50:37] Chapter 10 - A Model for AI Literacy Education: Applying the Berkeley Data Model to AI Studies
[50:38-52:09] Chapter 11 - Join the Conversation on AI in Higher Ed
My Robot Teacher is hosted by Sarah Senk and Taiyo Inoue, sponsored by the California Education Learning Lab, and produced by editaudio. Video Editing by Starline Hodge, Audio Editing by Megan Hayward, and our Production Manager is Kathleen Speckert.
📄 Full transcripts available on Substack: https://calearninglab.org/myrobotteacher/
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Видео Ep08 - How to Teach AI (Not Just Use It) - with UC Berkeley’s Eric Van Dusen канала My Robot Teacher
Chapters
[0:00-4:05] Chapter 1 - Introduction: Is UC Berkeley's Data 8 the Blueprint for AI Education?
[4:06-13:52] Chapter 2 - Inside Berkeley’s Data Science “Connector Course” Ecosystem
[13:53-18:03] Chapter 3 - Jupyter Notebooks: Breaking the Textbook Paradigm with Live Code
[18:04-26:12] Chapter 4 - SLMs vs. LLMs: Why Smaller is Better for Teaching
[26:13-28:45] Chapter 5 - If AI Does the Work, What Skills Are Left?
[28:46-34:04] Chapter 6 - Why Public Universities Need an AI Sandbox
[34:05-37:44] Chapter 7 - on “Touching the Models” and Public Infrastructure
[37:45-40:20] Chapter 8 - Hey Nvidia! We’re not just consumers.
[40:21-46:43] Chapter 9 - How AI Can Actually Make Teaching Better
[46:44-50:37] Chapter 10 - A Model for AI Literacy Education: Applying the Berkeley Data Model to AI Studies
[50:38-52:09] Chapter 11 - Join the Conversation on AI in Higher Ed
My Robot Teacher is hosted by Sarah Senk and Taiyo Inoue, sponsored by the California Education Learning Lab, and produced by editaudio. Video Editing by Starline Hodge, Audio Editing by Megan Hayward, and our Production Manager is Kathleen Speckert.
📄 Full transcripts available on Substack: https://calearninglab.org/myrobotteacher/
🌐 More about the show: https://www.myrobotteacher.ai
📨 Email us! We'd love to hear from you! myrobotteacherpod@gmail.com
🔔 Subscribe for Extras: https://www.youtube.com/@MyRobotTeacher
🎧 Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/my-robot-teacher/id1818032413
Follow us on:
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/myrobotteacher/
• YouTube: youtube.com/@MyRobotTeacher (http://youtube.com/@MyRobotTeacher)
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• Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/myrobotteacher.bsky.social
• Facebook: facebook.com/myrobotteacher (http://facebook.com/myrobotteacher)
Видео Ep08 - How to Teach AI (Not Just Use It) - with UC Berkeley’s Eric Van Dusen канала My Robot Teacher
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