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"Code Is Cheap. Show Me the Talk.": Lessons from Teaching and Managing AI Coding Tool Usage in a Visualization Course
Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) coding tools are transforming visualization education. They can assist with implementation and design, but they can also let students bypass intended learning trajectories. In this paper, we share our retrospective experience managing and teaching AI use in
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