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Online, asynchronous, modularised learning of foundational skills in information research and information literacy.
By Troy Heaps, Red River College Polytechnic.
"This Open Educational Resource (OER) was produced for educators who wish to find positive and productive ways to incorporate generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools into their work. This includes:
This resource is focused on how AI tools can be used in polytechnic education. However, much of the content will also be relevant to educators in other educational contexts, like university or high school. The term ‘instructional staff’ is used widely in this resource and is meant to include instructors, professors, lecturers, teachers, educational assistants, and tutors."
From the Learning Teaching Unit:
Library resources:
ISBN: 9781923116368
Amid the discourse surrounding the controversial role of generative AI in education, Practical AI Strategies goes beyond the hype to explore the opportunities and challenges of the technology in K-tertiary education. The book looks past individual applications to explore the broader landscape of generative artificial intelligence, offering educators invaluable insights into its workings and ethical considerations.
This resource provides guidance on how to adapt assessment to better support learning. It also explores how to accommodate the required changes that might arise from the global use of generative AI.
This one-hour training session is designed to introduce higher education teachers to the world of AI tools in education, with a specific focus on Microsoft Copilot. This session aims to empower educators with the knowledge and confidence to navigate AI tools in education, starting with Microsoft Copilot. It’s a beginner-friendly session, requiring no prior experience with AI or Microsoft Copilot. Attendees will leave with a solid understanding of how to leverage AI tools to enhance their teaching practices and enrich their students’ learning experiences.
QUT Library has two guides to Generative AI -
Generative AI in Research and Teaching for academic staff & researchers incorporating information about prompting, copyright and useful resources
Generative AI Basics - for coursework students - includes a guides to referencing AI and clear notifications of how it has been used and prompting
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