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Ashley Robertson
Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Glasgow whose research focuses on mental health in autistic people, sensory processing, and suicidality.
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Aug 27, 2026
Episode 100: Students' Views on GenAI with Dr. Elida Cena and Dr. Ashley Robertson
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Elida CenaGUEST
Why did you decide to use focus groups to explore the topic and not, let's say, other methods such as interviews or open-ended questions in surveys? And can you give us, or can you give our listeners a better idea of how the study was conducted?
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8:28Ashley RobertsonGUEST
Rather than being kind of so interested in what individual students thought about gen AI, so that's one aspect of it.
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8:41Ashley RobertsonGUEST
This is a, a rapidly changing technology, so it, it is about how they do that together as well.
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8:47Ashley RobertsonGUEST
So gen AI is a topic where students may have different experiences and opinions, so doing focus groups then allows there to be a, an opportunity for participants to then build on each other's, um, ideas, raise issues that other people might not have considered, and then actually think it through in a co- uh, all the complexities of using AI in education in a more interactive way.
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