Higher Education Students' Perceptions of ChatGPT: A Global Study of Early Reactions

Synopsis

Survey of 23,218 students across 109 countries and territories on perceived ChatGPT use and concerns. Primary uses are brainstorming, summarizing, and finding articles. Establishes the most geographically diverse early-2024 student perception dataset to date.

Keywords

·ChatGPT perceptions ·global survey ·109 countries ·academic integrity ·cross-cultural

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