Tips for ChatGPT-proofing your exam questions
Ann Wilson offers some ideas to makes your exam questions more robust and less likely to be assisted by AI.
Ann Wilson offers some ideas to makes your exam questions more robust and less likely to be assisted by AI.
Dr Evana Wright and Dr Frederique Sunstrum showcase their work with students using generative AI.
Catch up on thought-provoking discussions from the Faculty of Health's AI workshop.
How can the AI disruption influence more authentic WIL assessments? And what is ChatGPT's suggestion for an AI-proof assessment task?
Anna Lidfors Lindqvist, Samuel Yu, Evana Wright and Mike Rennie discuss how AI has reshaped their assessments.
Patrick Tooth from the UTS Library updates us on the latest advice from APA on referencing AI tools such as ChatGPT.
Discuss and demonstrate generative AI with your students, set clear guidances for its inclusion and encourage original writing skills.
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Explore how you can engage with generative AI as learning tool both ethically and effectively.
We spoke to three academics about how ChatGPT can be used as a tool to prepare students for an AI-literate workforce.