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The inclusion and drawbacks of GenAI in assessment design: shared ideas from DAB and IML

Case studies from DAB and support strategies from IML were presented at a workshop exploring the application of AI in assessments.

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The student voice: evaluative judgement and GenAI

Students are looking for opportunities to explore generative AI in a considered, critical and collaborative way.

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Assessment, academic integrity and GenAI at UTS – your Town Hall questions answered

In this follow-up to the Town Hall on assessment, academic integrity and AI, Kylie Readman responds to questions on support, detection and exams.

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Let your students know exactly how they can use GenAI in their subject

Set clear expectations for your students with the new 'Use of Generative AI in this subject’ Canvas template.

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Watch: Assessment, academic integrity and GenAI at UTS

Catch up on Professor Kylie Readman's town hall webinar on GenAI in learning and teaching at UTS.

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Generative AI and alt text: accessible practice

Writing alt text, particularly for complicated or large volumes of images, can be time consuming and challenging. Using GenAI to automate parts of the process can make it easier and faster to generate alt text for your learning and teaching content, ensuring that your subject is accessible to those who rely on alt text.   Choosing […]

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Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens – these are a few of my favourite things

How do you keep up with practice in learning and teaching? Here are a few of Ann Wilson's favourite things...

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4 activities to introduce your students to AI

Kick off your session with activities designed to help your students develop their AI literacy and skills.

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