The availability of Generative AI and its use in Teaching & Learning has become a huge strategic challenge in education. This course will help educators understand more about AI and get the most from it in Teaching & Learning settings.
To get the most from AI, educators need to understand what it is and how it can be used effectively.
This course is designed to ensure staff responsible for Teaching & Learning have the skills and confidence to explore the potential role of AI in education and embrace the opportunities to enhance the learning experience.
Collaborate to develop a bespoke cybersecurity strategy that aligns with your institutional priorities and goals. We focus on identifying and mitigating the biggest risks while ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and standards.
This course will help you understand how.
What is AI Literacy
Why it matters
Key terminology and definitions
AI Milestones (to explain how we got here)
Overview of how LLMs work
Improve awareness of what AI is.
Improve understanding of how it works.
Make sure people understand the scale of AI and where it could go next.
Using AI in Education
Overview of limitations Use cases
Efficiency
Effective Prompt Engineering
Data Analysis
Planning
Creating Resources
Ideation and Brainstorming
Marking Alignment
Accessibility & Inclusivity
Exploring specific use cases for AI in Teaching & Learning
Exploring how AI can enhance the learning experience
Tips for effective prompting
Introduction to AI Ethics
What is AI Ethics?
The challenge of Ethics
Ethical Harms
User Responsibilities
Ethical Principles
Understand the ethical implications regarding the use of AI in education.
Explore the ethical implications and potential harms in AI tools.
Learn best practices for ensuring responsible and ethical AI use in academic settings
AI & Academic Integrity
The scale of AI being used for learning
Promoting the effective use of AI.
Creating authentic assessments
Managing AI Misuse
Understand how AI is being used by learners
Exploring the issues with traditional assessment
Best practices for integrating AI into assessment cycles
Key considerations for developing authentic assessment
Assessing AI Tools
Limitations of AI
Effective Evaluation
Key considerations
Exploring the limitations of AI tools
How to evaluate AI tools critically
Key steps to ensure effective implementation
Key terminology guide
Tips on recognising AI generated output
Template AI misuse policy
Template AI due diligence checklist
Case studies for personalised learning
A guide to effective prompting
Providing ways to be transparent around the use of AI tools for work.
Being able to critically assess AI
Understanding how to get the most from Large Language Models using Prompts.
This course is a practical, easy to follow introduction to AI that help educators improve their AI literacy and effectively embed AI in a teaching and learning environment. Educators at any level will gain valuable insights into what AI can do in an educational context.
Advances in AI present a fascinating challenge to education. While the potential for innovation and transformation is there, there is a lot of hype and noise to go with it. This course gets straight to the point and provides practical demonstrations of how AI can help educators provide better learning experiences while improving their confidence to evaluate tools objectively.
The course is delivered by Craig Clark - Director of Clark & Company Information Governance Services. Craig has worked in education for over 10 years and specialises in delivering honest, jargon free training on information law, cyber security and compliance.
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Access to all content, and communities for 6 months from the date of sign up.
Ability to download all resources
Invites to instructor-lead discussions
Free 30-minute dedicated follow-up session for questions
This course provides you with an understanding of what AI is, how it works and how it can be used effectively in education. It will help you better understand the benefits and the risks and enable you to adapt your teaching to ensure learners can benefit from it while still utilising AI tools.