This collective volume addresses the challenges and possibilities of digital and ethical literacy in the contemporary educational context, which is profoundly shaped by the emergence of generative artificial intelligence. Across eleven chapters, educators and researchers from various countries analyze how AI is transforming writing, teaching, assessment, and teacher education from pedagogical, legal, technological, and epistemological perspectives.
The content is organized into three modules. The first focuses on the conceptual foundations of new literacies and their impact on teacher training. The second brings together pedagogical experiences that integrate AI into instructional design, feedback, and academic creativity. The third module examines the ethical and legal implications of AI use in contexts of authorship, academic integrity, and evaluation.
Far from offering a unified or prescriptive vision, the chapters invite readers to critically reflect on the role of AI in teaching and learning processes, as well as to explore practical proposals and frameworks for responsible and formative integration. This work is aimed at teachers, trainers, researchers, and educational policymakers interested in understanding, applying, and teaching with AI from a critical, ethical, and contextualized perspective.
The New Literacy in the Age of AI: Educational Foundations, Pedagogical Practices, and Ethical Challenges
págs. 1-19
Planning to Think with AI:: he 5E Model as a Framework for Developing Soft-Skills Development and Reflective Teacher Practices
págs. 34-47
Generative feedbac: causal effects of LLM’s on writing quality and evaluative equity in higher education
Carluys Suescum Coelho, Car Emyr Suescum Coelho, Carlysmar Suescum Coelho, Carelys Suescum Coelho
págs. 86-98
From Plagiarism to Process Transparency: Redefining Student Authorship in Light of International and Comparative Copyright Law
págs. 109-115
AI Literacy for Research: Study of Primary School Teachers in Greater Caracas
págs. 154-170
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