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Let’s Riff About It
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Ideas must come from somewhere
At the July AIPP session participants explored pedagogical approaches to AI integration. We shared an international project as inspiration and a catalyst for conversations. The project, “101 Creative Ideas to use AI in Education” is an open access book, a crowd-sourced collection, compiled in mid-2023. Contributions came from 19 countries.
Dr Nici Sweaney from AI Her Way
We were very lucky to welcome Dr Nici Sweaney as guest speaker at our AI for Learning & Teaching Symposium in April. She is an Adoption Strategist, Consultant, Educator and Director of AI Her Way.
Nolej: Implementation with Intent
Lecturer (Strength and Conditioning) School of Health and Medical SciencesFind out more about...
Revolutionising Education with Bing Chat Enterprise and Search Progress
In today’s digital landscape, where information literacy is crucial, educational tools that...
EduTech 2023 – Innovation, Flexibility, AI and more!
EduTech 2023 took place in Melbourne on August 24-25. As always it was a huge conference with a large exhibition hall and numerous strands for both practical and theoretical sessions.
Artificial Intelligence for Learning and Teaching
With careful planning and implementation, AI has the potential to transform the way we teach and learn. We need to consider how we embrace this opportunity and create engaging learning experiences and authentic assessments. Read more…..
Introduction to the theme AI and ChatGPT
The theme of our February 2023 Community of Practice was an Introduction to AI and ChatGPT. This...
Using AI Apps to Build Learning and Teaching Resources
Notes from a presentation on the use of Artificial Intelligence apps to create learning and teaching content. Includes creating images, infographics and videos.
