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Students as partners: on course to empowering UTS students with GenAI literacy
A student-led initiative from a SAP grant will empower leaners to understand and apply GenAI principles confidently and ethically.
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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.
5 things we learned at the AI x L&T week
Clear themes emerged from an AI-themed week of panel discussions, case studies, presentations and a students vs staff debate.
7 critical success factors for delivering large subjects
Preparing a large subject is a bit like delivering a project – here are 7 tips to incorporate in your planning to help things run smoothly.
Equity is everyone’s job: widening participation and digital divide
How the Centre for Social Justice and Inclusion is enabling students in equity groups to build digital literacy.
About time: pace, pedagogy and pecha kucha
Can we take back control of time and pace in learning design? Join the next Learning Design Meetup to find out!
7 tips to make your quizzes AI-resilient this Spring
Could Generative AI easily answer your multiple choice quizzes? Ariane Wicks and David Yeats offer some 'before and after' solutions.
Unveiling hidden dimensions: insights from a learning analytics exploration
What can we learn from the 'lurkers' in online discussions? Christina Brauer shares reflections on Donna Rooney's online/offline exploration.
Looking back with Ilaria Vanni Accarigi: our first AiR
We catch up with Ilaria five years after her residency at the LX.lab to talk research, place, students and more.
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.
Professional development to inform Indigenous cultural safety in the classroom
Danielle Manton and Fiona Murray facilitate full-day workshops on Indigenous Cultural Capacity and Developing Safe Indigenous Teaching & Learning Practices.
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