What GenAI means for WIL: reflections from the latest WILN meetup
Insights and ideas for how we might prepare students in different disciplines for AI in the workplace.
Insights and ideas for how we might prepare students in different disciplines for AI in the workplace.
Construction and property students take a deeper look at the potential of AI customisation.
Educators in FEIT have developed two new student-focused resources for working with GenAI, with support from an FFYE grant.
Help guide ethical, effective use of GenAI by communicating how it can be used in assignments and how it should be acknowledged.
With the help of an FFYE grant, Lam Dinh Nguyen explores how GenAI can help students to better understand complex mathematical problems.
A conversation with his students about GenAI sparked further questions for Scott Matter.
In the final instalment of this 3-part series, Shaun Bell suggests a GenAI-supported process for reflective writing.
AI is changing the workplace for future graduates. In a new paper, Franziska Trede explores GenAI, WIL and work readiness.
Prompting with GenAI tools can act as cognitive scaffolds for learners challenged by formal processes.
Milena Bojovic shares an activity to help your students gain better awareness of GenAI while building their critical thinking skills.