Tag: Generative AI

Manifesto for Generative AI in Higher Education

Designing beyond detection #GenAIN3

Over the past year, one question has surfaced repeatedly in conversations about generative AI in higher education: “What do we

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Meetings & transcripts & summaries

There was a time when recording meetings felt exceptional. It implied formality, risk, or mistrust. Today, it’s becoming something else

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Using video: from passive viewing to purposeful engagement

Back in 2013, I wrote a short post reflecting on Emily Moore’s article From Passive Viewing to Active Learning. At

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AI Literacy vs AI Awareness

AI Literacy vs AI Awareness

Let’s make a bold statement and an even bolder assumption: your university (like many others) has already decided it will

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Assessment in the Age of AI: Time for a Rethink?

Assessment in the age of AI: time for a rethink?

With the rapid advancement and availability of AI tools we have entered a new era in higher education, one where

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AI in Higher Education: Friend or Foe?

AI in HE: friend or foe?

The rising availability and popularity of AI tools is reshaping the way we teach, assess, and support students. But are

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Missing the point

The view that education is constantly chasing the latest trends, from interactive whiteboards to iPads in the classroom, from AI

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System of Systems

I heard education and universities described as a ‘system of systems’ today, and this brought together many different strands of

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52 things I learned in 2023

Inspired by Tom Whitwell’s annual collection of things learned, here are my ’52 things I learned in 2023′. The list

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