{"id":20316,"date":"2024-02-09T00:24:25","date_gmt":"2024-02-08T13:24:25","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/educational-innovation.sydney.edu.au\/teaching@sydney\/?page_id=20316"},"modified":"2024-02-09T00:28:05","modified_gmt":"2024-02-08T13:28:05","slug":"2024-ai-in-higher-education-symposium-australia-new-zealand-resources","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/educational-innovation.sydney.edu.au\/teaching@sydney\/2024-ai-in-higher-education-symposium-australia-new-zealand-resources\/","title":{"rendered":"2024 AI in Higher Education Symposium &#8211; Australia &#038; New Zealand &#8211; Resources"},"content":{"rendered":"<figure id=\"attachment_19483\" aria-describedby=\"caption-attachment-19483\" style=\"width: 6144px\" class=\"wp-caption alignright\"><a href=\"https:\/\/educational-innovation.sydney.edu.au\/teaching@sydney\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/AdobeStock_620079458-e1698897369965.jpeg\"><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" class=\"size-full wp-image-19483\" src=\"https:\/\/educational-innovation.sydney.edu.au\/teaching@sydney\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/AdobeStock_620079458-e1698897369965.jpeg\" alt=\"\" width=\"6144\" height=\"1228\" srcset=\"https:\/\/educational-innovation.sydney.edu.au\/teaching@sydney\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/AdobeStock_620079458-e1698897369965.jpeg 6144w, https:\/\/educational-innovation.sydney.edu.au\/teaching@sydney\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/AdobeStock_620079458-e1698897369965-300x60.jpeg 300w, https:\/\/educational-innovation.sydney.edu.au\/teaching@sydney\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/AdobeStock_620079458-e1698897369965-768x154.jpeg 768w, https:\/\/educational-innovation.sydney.edu.au\/teaching@sydney\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/AdobeStock_620079458-e1698897369965-1024x205.jpeg 1024w, https:\/\/educational-innovation.sydney.edu.au\/teaching@sydney\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/AdobeStock_620079458-e1698897369965-370x74.jpeg 370w, https:\/\/educational-innovation.sydney.edu.au\/teaching@sydney\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/AdobeStock_620079458-e1698897369965-570x114.jpeg 570w, https:\/\/educational-innovation.sydney.edu.au\/teaching@sydney\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/AdobeStock_620079458-e1698897369965-770x154.jpeg 770w, https:\/\/educational-innovation.sydney.edu.au\/teaching@sydney\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/AdobeStock_620079458-e1698897369965-1170x234.jpeg 1170w\" sizes=\"auto, (max-width: 6144px) 100vw, 6144px\" \/><\/a><figcaption id=\"caption-attachment-19483\" class=\"wp-caption-text\">Adobe Stock, used with permission<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<p>&nbsp;<\/p>\n<h2><\/h2>\n<p>Scroll down for the recordings<\/p>\n<p>&nbsp;<\/p>\n<h2>Program<\/h2>\n<p>Note that summaries for most presentations were written by the organisers (with assistance of GPT-4) and then checked by the authors. Presenters shared how their work is\u00a0<span data-contrast=\"auto\">adaptable by educators in other contexts, sharing candid and honest reflections on practice that will spur open discussions about generative AI use.<\/span><\/p>\n<style>th.wpcs-col-time, td.wpcs-time {width: 150px;}<\/style><div class=\"wpcs-schedule-wrapper \"><table class=\"wpcs-schedule wpcs-color-scheme-light wpcs-layout-table\" border=\"0\"><thead><tr><th class=\"wpcs-col-time\">Time<\/th><th class=\"wpcs-col-track\"> <span class=\"wpcs-track-name\">Track 1<\/span> <span class=\"wpcs-track-description\"><\/span> <\/th><th class=\"wpcs-col-track\"> <span class=\"wpcs-track-name\">Track 2<\/span> <span class=\"wpcs-track-description\"><\/span> <\/th><th class=\"wpcs-col-track\"> <span class=\"wpcs-track-name\">Track 3<\/span> <span class=\"wpcs-track-description\"><\/span> <\/th><\/tr><\/thead><tbody><tr class=\"wpcs-time-915am wpcs-global-session wpcs-global-session-mainstage welcome\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">9:15&nbsp;am<\/td><td colspan=\"3\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-mainstage wpcs-session-welcome-5\" data-track-title=\"Track 1, Track 2, Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19811\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>Welcome<\/strong><\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-930am\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">9:30&nbsp;am<\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-monash-curated-ai-assessment-examples\" data-track-title=\"Track 1\" data-session-id=\"19807\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[1A1] Curating engagements with AI in assessments<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Ari Seligmann (Monash University)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">In this presentation, we present a select range of curated examples of assessment at Monash that involves artificial intelligence technologies. Here the curation is as important as the examples themse... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">In this presentation, we present a select range of curated examples of assessment at Monash that involves artificial intelligence technologies. Here the curation is as important as the examples themselves. Given the rapid pace of change in this area is important to discuss lessons that can be learnt from particular implementations of artificial intelligence in relation to their time and context. Our examples therefore contain discussion of benefits and limitations and considerations for the developing them for other times and contexts.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-2a1-using-chatgpt-to-provide-formative-feedback-in-a-large-class-collaborative-learning-experience\" data-track-title=\"Track 2\" data-session-id=\"19818\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[2A1] Using ChatGPT to provide formative feedback in a large class collaborative learning experience.<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Cory Dal Ponte (University of Melbourne)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">Utilising ChatGPT for formative feedback during collaborative learning in a large class setting showed promising results. In a flipped classroom model, students received personalised feedback from Cha... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">Utilising ChatGPT for formative feedback during collaborative learning in a large class setting showed promising results. In a flipped classroom model, students received personalised feedback from ChatGPT in breakout rooms, using this to refine their work and enhance group discussions. Over 80% found the feedback useful, though its impact on group dynamics varied. This approach addressed the challenge of limited facilitator availability, providing more comprehensive feedback than typically possible. While the initial results are promising, we identified some key limitations in our activity and highlight the importance of providing clear instructions to learners about how to maximise the usefulness of the feedback provided, and to rigorously test standardised instructions and prompts for students to use with ChatGPT.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-3a2-bicycle-for-the-mind-ai-for-accessibility\" data-track-title=\"Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19826\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[3A1] Bicycle for the mind: AI for Accessibility<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Szymon Machajewski and Landen Dixon (University of Illinois Chicago)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">Explore how AI enhances accessibility in education, offering alternative document formats and interaction methods. It ensures equitable access for students with disabilities, featuring tools like imag... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">Explore how AI enhances accessibility in education, offering alternative document formats and interaction methods. It ensures equitable access for students with disabilities, featuring tools like image description, text summarisation, and adaptive examples. This session underscores that AI aids all students, akin to audio books, while unlocking new opportunities.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-945am\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">9:45&nbsp;am<\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-chatgpt-students-are-using-it-do-they-actually-understand-it\" data-track-title=\"Track 1\" data-session-id=\"19809\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[1A2] ChatGPT &#8211; students are using it, do they actually understand it?<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Jane Kerr (University of Sydney)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">A case-study of using a unique &#039;Lane 2 approach&#039; assessment in a first year Business undergraduate unit, where 500 students compared their own macroenvironmental business analyses on an Aust... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">A case-study of using a unique &#039;Lane 2 approach&#039; assessment in a first year Business undergraduate unit, where 500 students compared their own macroenvironmental business analyses on an Australian company with a ChatGPT-generated version. This innovative method enhanced understanding of ChatGPT&#039;s capabilities and limitations, fostering critical thinking and ethical usage. Surveys revealed a significant shift in students&#039; perceptions, recognizing ChatGPT as a useful but limited tool, crucial for real-world business impacts. This approach offers valuable insights for similar educational strategies.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-mrs-s-an-ai-primary-school-teacher-helping-occupational-therapy-students-practice-their-skills\" data-track-title=\"Track 2\" data-session-id=\"19820\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[2A2] &#8216;Mrs S&#8217; &#8211; An AI primary school teacher helping occupational therapy students practice their skills<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Joanne Hinitt (University of Sydney)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">In a second-year occupational therapy course, generative AI was innovatively used to enhance student learning. Students employed AI to brainstorm and refine therapy strategies for a client case study.... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">In a second-year occupational therapy course, generative AI was innovatively used to enhance student learning. Students employed AI to brainstorm and refine therapy strategies for a client case study. Additionally, they engaged in a role-play exercise with &#039;Mrs S&#039;, an AI primary school teacher character, to practice communication skills in realistic scenarios. This approach provided a safe, authentic environment for students to explore AI&#039;s potential in professional settings, improving their intervention plans and offering perspectives on ethical AI use in occupational therapy.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-3a1-ai-your-idea-boosting-time-saving-co-teacher\" data-track-title=\"Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19824\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[3A2] AI: Your Idea-Boosting, Time-Saving Co-Teacher<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Olga Kozar (Macquarie University)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">As educators, we always strive to make our classes engaging, but often we&#039;re short on time. ChatGPT has greatly streamlined my lesson planning, improved the quality of my explanations and example... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">As educators, we always strive to make our classes engaging, but often we&#039;re short on time. ChatGPT has greatly streamlined my lesson planning, improved the quality of my explanations and examples, and helped me provide better and faster feedback. I&#039;ve also supported other academics in reclaiming time and enhancing their resource quality with AI tools. In this talk, I&#039;ll share some of the most useful examples that many educators can start using now.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-1000am\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">10:00&nbsp;am<\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-how-generative-ai-can-enhance-graders-assessment-feedback-at-scale\" data-track-title=\"Track 1\" data-session-id=\"19813\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[1A3] How Generative AI Can Enhance Grader&#8217;s Assessment Feedback At Scale<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Minh Huynh and Fran Van Den Berg (University of Sydney)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">Using the generative AI tool Cogniti, educators in a first-year biology unit provide enhanced feedback on scientific reports. Cogniti helps overcome challenges in grading large cohorts by expanding br... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">Using the generative AI tool Cogniti, educators in a first-year biology unit provide enhanced feedback on scientific reports. Cogniti helps overcome challenges in grading large cohorts by expanding brief feedback into more supportive, consistent, and timely responses. This approach addresses workload issues and standardization problems often faced by markers, demonstrating its potential for broader application in diverse academic contexts.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-2a3-generative-ai-chatbots-as-a-learning-tool-for-history-taking-in-dental-education\" data-track-title=\"Track 2\" data-session-id=\"19822\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[2A3] Aristotle meets AI: an authentic approach to co-writing with text-generators<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Susan Thomas (University of Sydney)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">This presentation will report on a pilot use of AI text generators as collaborators in WRIT6000 Professional Writing. In collaboration with AI, students were asked to write\u00a0a creative 1500-word pitch... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">This presentation will report on a pilot use of AI text generators as collaborators in WRIT6000 Professional Writing. In collaboration with AI, students were asked to write\u00a0a creative 1500-word pitch\u00a0to improve the quality of life in their hometown as a public awareness campaign, health initiative, grant application, etc.\u00a0By comparing AI-generated text with their own and evaluating both using the rhetorical triangle and Aristotle\u2019s artistic and inartistic proofs, students learnt first-hand what types of information text generators can and cannot be trusted to supply. Examples of successful collaborative proposals will be shared (with students\u2019 permission).<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-3a3-towards-inclusive-learning-environments-using-cogniti-to-design-for-diversity\" data-track-title=\"Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19830\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[3A3] Towards inclusive learning environments: Using Cogniti to design for diversity<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Ella Collins-White and Kria Coleman (University of Sydney)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">We will show how educators can work towards creating diverse and inclusive learning environments with the help of an AI agent. This tool assists in designing material informed by the Universal Design ... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">We will show how educators can work towards creating diverse and inclusive learning environments with the help of an AI agent. This tool assists in designing material informed by the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) guidelines, offering immediate feedback and advice on course design, lesson planning, and assessment methods. Additionally, using the AI agent can be used to promote UDL literacy, enhance awareness of accessibility needs, and foster an inclusive educational setting. This presentation will demonstrate how engaging with AI can enhance understanding and implementation of inclusive teaching practices.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-1015am wpcs-global-session wpcs-global-session-session qa-in-tracks\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">10:15&nbsp;am<\/td><td colspan=\"3\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-qa-in-tracks\" data-track-title=\"Track 1, Track 2, Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19842\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>Q&#038;A &#8211; in tracks<\/strong><\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-1025am wpcs-global-session wpcs-global-session-custom movement-break\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">10:25&nbsp;am<\/td><td colspan=\"3\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-custom wpcs-session-movement-break\" data-track-title=\"Track 1, Track 2, Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19844\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>Movement break<\/strong><\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-1030am\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">10:30&nbsp;am<\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-1b1-ai-and-ancient-art-generating-images-to-learn-about-text\" data-track-title=\"Track 1\" data-session-id=\"19834\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[1B1] AI and ancient art: Generating images to learn about text<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Alina Kozlovski (University of New England)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">In this talk I explore how AI image generators can be used to get students to engage with the close reading of historical texts. By combining text and image, this process can also instigate broader co... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">In this talk I explore how AI image generators can be used to get students to engage with the close reading of historical texts. By combining text and image, this process can also instigate broader conversations about the place of art in society, the role of the artist, and the meaning and place of creativity and imagination.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-2b1-what-students-do-when-allowed-but-not-required-to-use-ai\" data-track-title=\"Track 2\" data-session-id=\"19846\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[2B1] What students do when allowed &#8211; but not required &#8211; to use AI<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Tatjana Seizova-Cajic (University of Sydney)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">In a research methods unit, students were introduced to AI and encouraged to use it for their research proposals. They found AI useful for exploring concepts and refining their work, despite\u00a0initial ... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">In a research methods unit, students were introduced to AI and encouraged to use it for their research proposals. They found AI useful for exploring concepts and refining their work, despite\u00a0initial concerns about being perceived as cheating. This open-ended approach aimed to educate and motivate students to engage with AI, building confidence and enhancing understanding. It demonstrates a flexible model for integrating AI into education, suitable for various contexts but with caution in high-stakes, unsupervised assessments.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-3b1-talking-to-an-avatar\" data-track-title=\"Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19853\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[3B1] Talking to an Avatar<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Martin Brown (University of Sydney)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">An innovative approach employs AI-driven avatars for students to practice verbal interactions, such as delivering bad news or taking patient histories. These generative AI avatars offer unique, unscri... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">An innovative approach employs AI-driven avatars for students to practice verbal interactions, such as delivering bad news or taking patient histories. These generative AI avatars offer unique, unscripted conversations, providing a cost-effective and engaging alternative to traditional methods like hiring actors. Students appreciate the privacy and realism of these interactions. The process includes a &#039;productive failure&#039; model where students attempt interactions, receive debriefs and expert examples, and retry, enhancing real-world readiness. Educators are guided in creating and deploying these avatars to achieve specific learning outcomes.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-1045am\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">10:45&nbsp;am<\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-1b2\" data-track-title=\"Track 1\" data-session-id=\"19836\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[1B2] Generative Language: Metaphor and Artificial Intelligence in the Shakespeare Classroom<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Huw Griffiths (University of Sydney)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">At the University of Sydney&#039;s Shakespeare course, students use ChatGPT and other AI platforms to analyze Shakespearean metaphors, comparing AI-derived insights with established sources like the O... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">At the University of Sydney&#039;s Shakespeare course, students use ChatGPT and other AI platforms to analyze Shakespearean metaphors, comparing AI-derived insights with established sources like the OED and editorial commentaries. This approach fosters an understanding of Shakespeare&#039;s language as a dynamic, context-emerging entity, akin to AI&#039;s ever-expanding neural networks. The assessment aims to acquaint students with future knowledge tools, assess these tools&#039; capabilities, and enhance their agency as literary critics. This iterative, comparative, and reflective technique offers a model adaptable to various disciplines requiring nuanced knowledge source analysis.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-2b2-practicing-prompts-for-problems-in-employment-relations\" data-track-title=\"Track 2\" data-session-id=\"19848\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[2B2] Bridging Theory and Practice: AI-Enhanced Crisis Management<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Joel Moore (Monash University)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">In this presentation, I will showcase my recent experience piloting a novel, AI-supported platform, designed to simulate professional scenarios and environments. This pilot focused on a four-week inte... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">In this presentation, I will showcase my recent experience piloting a novel, AI-supported platform, designed to simulate professional scenarios and environments. This pilot focused on a four-week interprofessional crisis simulation. Student teams, acting as stakeholder organisations, executed messaging strategies on a simulated social media platform to inform the public about emerging health risks and combat misinformation. The platform required them to adjust their messaging in real time to influence 1,500 users -whose theory-determined reactions leveraged LLMs and AI-image generation. This provided highly realistic social media posts and reactions, creating an interactive learning experience and leading to vastly improved student engagement.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-3b2-personifying-a-coral-reef\" data-track-title=\"Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19855\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[3B2] Personifying a coral reef<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>David Yeats, Lucian Sutevski, Elham Hafiz, and Renee Jones (University of Technology Sydney)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">Interactive learning materials for coral identification were enhanced by personifying corals using AI. This approach involved creating coral personalities, converting them into first-person narratives... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">Interactive learning materials for coral identification were enhanced by personifying corals using AI. This approach involved creating coral personalities, converting them into first-person narratives, and using text-to-speech tools for voices. The content was integrated into H5P Dialog Cards for self-study, freeing class time for practical learning. This method aligns with Mayer&#039;s personalisation and voice principles in multimedia learning, making content more engaging and memorable for students.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-1100am\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">11:00&nbsp;am<\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-1b3\" data-track-title=\"Track 1\" data-session-id=\"19839\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[1B3] Using ChatGPT and MidJourney to speculate architectural futures<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Linus Tan (Swinburne University of Technology)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">In a postgraduate Design and Architecture studio, students used ChatGPT to speculate on future trends and MidJourney to visualize them. This process included training ChatGPT as a futurist, creating f... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">In a postgraduate Design and Architecture studio, students used ChatGPT to speculate on future trends and MidJourney to visualize them. This process included training ChatGPT as a futurist, creating future scenarios, and refining these ideas iteratively. Exhibited works showcased in Melbourne Design Week demonstrated how generative AI aids in creative thinking and problem-solving, encouraging students to critically engage with their biases and perceptions. This method, blending text and image generation with critical analysis, is adaptable across various disciplines to enhance speculative and interdisciplinary education.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-2b3-re-imagined-capstone-learning-from-long-essay-to-creative-design-projects\" data-track-title=\"Track 2\" data-session-id=\"19850\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[2B3] Re-imagined capstone learning: from long essay to creative design projects<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Kellie Charles (University of Sydney)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">PCOL3888, an interdisciplinary pharmacology capstone unit, integrated AI in its curriculum through a co-design approach with students. AI bots aided in brainstorming, knowledge summarisation, draft pl... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">PCOL3888, an interdisciplinary pharmacology capstone unit, integrated AI in its curriculum through a co-design approach with students. AI bots aided in brainstorming, knowledge summarisation, draft planning, and assessment editing. The final group task, a creative multimedia submission, required students to explain their AI usage, fostering a deeper understanding of AI&#039;s role in research. This shift from traditional essays to AI-assisted projects aligns with future career needs in science and research, reflecting a design thinking approach in teaching and promoting a curious, ethical, and reflective scientific mindset.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-3b3-practicing-workplace-conversations-osce-practice-tutor\" data-track-title=\"Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19857\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[3B3] Practicing workplace conversations: OSCE practice tutor<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Rebecca Roubin (University of Sydney)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">An AI double is used for role-playing in OSCE practice, helping pharmacy students enhance communication and clinical reasoning skills. It offers interactive guidance, adapts to students&#039; pace, an... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">An AI double is used for role-playing in OSCE practice, helping pharmacy students enhance communication and clinical reasoning skills. It offers interactive guidance, adapts to students&#039; pace, and provides real-time feedback, building confidence and deepening understanding. This approach, valuable for practicing workplace conversations, can be adopted by educators in various fields.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-1115am wpcs-global-session wpcs-global-session-session qa-in-tracks\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">11:15&nbsp;am<\/td><td colspan=\"3\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-qa-in-tracks-2\" data-track-title=\"Track 1, Track 2, Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19859\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>Q&#038;A &#8211; in tracks<\/strong><\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-1130am wpcs-global-session wpcs-global-session-custom morning-tea\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">11:30&nbsp;am<\/td><td colspan=\"3\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-custom wpcs-session-morning-tea-3\" data-track-title=\"Track 1, Track 2, Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19861\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>Morning tea<\/strong><\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-1200pm\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">12:00&nbsp;pm<\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-1c1-evaluating-assessment-for-ai-resilience-using-critical-thinking\" data-track-title=\"Track 1\" data-session-id=\"19863\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[1C1] Evaluating assessment for AI-resilience using critical thinking<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Luke Zaphir (University of Queensland)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">An innovative method evaluates assessments for AI resilience by testing their completion using generative AI with varying levels of prompting. This process, derived from the Critical Thinking Project ... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">An innovative method evaluates assessments for AI resilience by testing their completion using generative AI with varying levels of prompting. This process, derived from the Critical Thinking Project at UQ, assesses the strength and vulnerability of assessments based on cognitive skills and inquiry values. It provides insights into AI&#039;s ability to mimic values like accuracy and coherence. Educators can use these findings to modify assessments, making them more resistant to AI completion, through changes in cognitive verbs, rubrics, or question types.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-2c1-veterinary-students-find-chatgpt-practical-and-relevant-but-are-not-concerned-about-ai-replacing-veterinarians\" data-track-title=\"Track 2\" data-session-id=\"19870\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[2C1] Veterinary students find ChatGPT practical and relevant but are not concerned about AI replacing veterinarians<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Kate Worthing (University of Sydney)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">Second-year veterinary students evaluated ChatGPT&#039;s utility in creating a &#039;Visual Learning Tool&#039; (VLT) for a common veterinary pathogen. Through critical appraisal of ChatGPT&#039;s out... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">Second-year veterinary students evaluated ChatGPT&#039;s utility in creating a &#039;Visual Learning Tool&#039; (VLT) for a common veterinary pathogen. Through critical appraisal of ChatGPT&#039;s output, students recognized its strengths in structuring texts and language appropriateness, but also its limitations due to inaccuracies from its human medicine-focused data. A survey based on the Technology Acceptance Model revealed that while ChatGPT is seen as useful, students are not concerned about AI replacing veterinarians. This assessment approach, combining practical application and critical evaluation, could be beneficial in other disciplines.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-3c1-empowering-educators-and-enriching-students-the-dual-benefits-of-genai-in-tertiary-education\" data-track-title=\"Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19877\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[3C1] Empowering Educators and Enriching Students: The Dual Benefits of GenAI in Tertiary Education<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Chris Lawler (University of Sydney \/ Southern Cross University)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">An academic course writer&#039;s systematic approach for utilising generative AI for online course material creation to for delivery via a Learning Management System will be shared. The approach signi... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">An academic course writer&#039;s systematic approach for utilising generative AI for online course material creation to for delivery via a Learning Management System will be shared. The approach significantly improved academic content quality and efficiency and the final result necessitated minimal to no revisions post-delivery to the learning design team. By integrating principles of andragogy, this approach acknowledges the maturity and self-direction of adult learners. It enhances their learning experience by synthesising complex information into formats that are not only engaging but also conducive to better comprehension and retention. Successful replication of the approach involves defining AI content roles, mastering prompt creation, using specific plugins, and organising content effectively, chunking the sections to be authored. This enables the author to analyse for flow, unintended omissions or bias and increase emphasis on critical learning. This method was initially validated by academic reviews within the team and forthcoming student evaluations.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-1215pm\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">12:15&nbsp;pm<\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-1c2-incorporating-genai-in-eal-d-pedagogy-a-multifaceted-approach-with-chatgpt\" data-track-title=\"Track 1\" data-session-id=\"19865\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[1C2] Incorporating generative AI in teacher education: Re-designing an existing assignment in EAL\/D pedagogy<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Simone Smala, Suijing Yang (University of Queensland)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">EDUC2750 Multilingualism and Education at the University of Queensland integrates ChatGPT into EAL\/D pedagogy for pre-service primary teachers. In one assessment item, students analyse and design prim... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">EDUC2750 Multilingualism and Education at the University of Queensland integrates ChatGPT into EAL\/D pedagogy for pre-service primary teachers. In one assessment item, students analyse and design primary curriculum texts and apply principles of language learning and content integration. Focussing on self-regulated and co-regulated learning, the assessment item was re-designed using ChatGPT as an assistant in preparing scaffolded teaching materials. This presentation describes the processes and difficulties of re-designing an existing assessment item in the highly regulated teacher education space.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-2c2\" data-track-title=\"Track 2\" data-session-id=\"19872\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[2C2] Fostering critical AI literacy: a balanced response to generative AI in an information literacy unit<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>John Pike (University of South Australia)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">At UniSA College, a &#039;critical AI literacy&#039; approach was incorporated into an information literacy unit. It involved guiding students in appropriate genAI usage for tasks like refining resear... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">At UniSA College, a &#039;critical AI literacy&#039; approach was incorporated into an information literacy unit. It involved guiding students in appropriate genAI usage for tasks like refining research questions and enhancing keyword searches. This strategy, while embracing genAI&#039;s potential, also emphasized understanding its limitations and wider social implications. It effectively enhanced students&#039; AI and critical AI literacy, preparing them for future challenges and countering technology hype. This approach, particularly useful in research-based education, offers valuable insights for educators in diverse contexts.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-3c2-widening-participation-in-the-digital-age-embracing-ai-and-equity-centric-communications-to-enhance-first-year-tertiary-students-engagement-and-sense-of-belonging\" data-track-title=\"Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19879\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[3C2] Widening Participation in the Digital Age: Embracing AI and Equity-Centric Communications to enhance first-year tertiary students&#8217; engagement and sense of belonging.<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Nathalie Wierdak (University of Otago)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">At the University of Otago, a novel approach uses AI, specifically ChatGPT, to enhance engagement and belonging among first-year tertiary students, focusing on those from underrepresented backgrounds.... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">At the University of Otago, a novel approach uses AI, specifically ChatGPT, to enhance engagement and belonging among first-year tertiary students, focusing on those from underrepresented backgrounds. The strategy involves tailoring communications and simplifying assessment instructions using equity-centric AI prompts. This method has shown positive effects on student connection and performance, especially in making assessment instructions more accessible. The pilot study, while limited in scope, highlights AI&#039;s potential in fostering inclusive and equitable education, suggesting a broader application across various courses to support diverse student cohorts.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-1230pm\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">12:30&nbsp;pm<\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-1c3\" data-track-title=\"Track 1\" data-session-id=\"19867\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[1C3] AI in Written Assessment: Enhancing or Diminishing Learning?<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Antonette Shibani (UTS)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">Generative AI tools, such as ChatGPT, when employed to support learners in assessment can lead to improvements in their writing and understanding of AI capabilities. However, concerns about academic i... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">Generative AI tools, such as ChatGPT, when employed to support learners in assessment can lead to improvements in their writing and understanding of AI capabilities. However, concerns about academic integrity and diminishing writing skills of their own also emerge in higher educational contexts. The approach presented aims to cultivate critical engagement with AI among students by encouraging reflective thinking and fostering AI-literacy through scaffolds. By balancing the advantages and drawbacks, it helps promote responsible use of AI in education.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-2c3-student-empowerment-in-an-ai-enabled-classroom-learning-portfolios-and-acknowledgment-forms\" data-track-title=\"Track 2\" data-session-id=\"19875\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[2C3] Student Empowerment in an AI-Enabled Classroom: Learning Portfolios and Acknowledgment Forms<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>James Bedford and William Scates Frances (UNSW)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">In GENY0002, an Academic Skills course at the University of New South Wales, students are taught responsible and ethical use of AI for writing and research. The curriculum includes open discussions on... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">In GENY0002, an Academic Skills course at the University of New South Wales, students are taught responsible and ethical use of AI for writing and research. The curriculum includes open discussions on AI literacy, critical thinking, and ethical implications of AI. As part of promoting accountability, students submit an &quot;AI Acknowledgment Form&quot; with assignments detailing any AI tools used. Additionally, students complete a unique Learning Portfolio that documents their individual learning process and AI usage throughout the course. This presentation discusses findings from analysis of the Acknowledgment Forms and Learning Portfolios. The analysis explores how these elements of the course curriculum can encourage autonomous learning, academic integrity, and critical self-reflection on AI usage. Furthermore, the Learning Portfolios provide valuable insight into the unique learning journeys of each student and the varying effectiveness of AI writing tools in an educational context.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><td colspan=\"1\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-3c3-from-generative-ai-to-computational-co-creativity\" data-track-title=\"Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19881\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>[3C3] From Generative AI to Computational Co-Creativity<\/strong><\/span> <div class=\"wpcs-session-speakers\" style=\"padding-bottom: 1rem;\"><em>Kaz Grace (University of Sydney)<\/em><\/div><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">In a design course, AI is used as both a teaching tool and subject matter. The instructor, with a background in AI research and computational creativity, encourages students to experiment with generat... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">In a design course, AI is used as both a teaching tool and subject matter. The instructor, with a background in AI research and computational creativity, encourages students to experiment with generative AI for tasks like essays and tutorials. This maximalist approach helps students understand when and how AI aids learning, especially in well-defined tasks requiring convergent thinking. The course aims to foster creativity and critical thinking, moving beyond basic AI use to more advanced, cognitively-informed educational practices.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-1245pm wpcs-global-session wpcs-global-session-session qa-in-tracks\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">12:45&nbsp;pm<\/td><td colspan=\"3\" class=\"wpcs-track-track-1-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-track-track-2-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-track-track-3-2024-ai-symposium wpcs-session-type-session wpcs-session-qa-in-tracks-3\" data-track-title=\"Track 1, Track 2, Track 3\" data-session-id=\"19883\"><div class=\"wpcs-session-cell-content\" style=\"padding: 1rem;\"><span class=\"wpcs-session-title\"><strong>Q&#038;A &#8211; in tracks<\/strong><\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><tr class=\"wpcs-time-100pm wpcs-global-session wpcs-global-session-custom lunch\"><td class=\"wpcs-time\">1:00&nbsp;pm<\/td><td colspan=\"3\" 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Sydney Education Unconference<\/strong><\/span><br><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview\">Registration is essential.... <\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-more\" style=\"cursor: pointer;\">[more]<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded\" style=\"display:none;\">Registration is essential.<\/span><span class=\"wpcs-session-content-preview-less\" style=\"cursor: pointer; display:none;\">[less]<\/span><\/div><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/div>\n\t\t\t<script>\n\t\t\t\tjQuery(document).on('click', '.wpcs-session-content-preview-more', function(){\n\t\t\t\t\tjQuery(this).siblings('.wpcs-session-content-preview-expanded').show('fast');\n\t\t\t\t\tjQuery(this).siblings('.wpcs-session-content-preview').hide('fast');\n\t\t\t\t\tjQuery(this).siblings('.wpcs-session-content-preview-less').show();\n\t\t\t\t\tjQuery(this).hide();\n\t\t\t\t});\n\t\t\t\tjQuery(document).on('click', '.wpcs-session-content-preview-less', 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href=\"https:\/\/sydney.padlet.org\/danny_liu3\/2024-ai-symposium-session-1a-q-a-xu4w34f0fsusdbal\">Q&amp;A Padlet<\/a><\/p>\n<h4>Track 2<\/h4>\n[2A1] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/r8Px8im7EtM\">Using ChatGPT to provide formative feedback in a large class collaborative learning experience<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Cory Dal Ponte (University of Melbourne)<\/p>\n[2A2] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/sYsn9IOB018\">\u2018Mrs S\u2019 \u2013 An AI primary school teacher helping occupational therapy students practice their skills<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Joanne Hinitt, Kria Coleman (University of Sydney)<\/p>\n[2A3] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/tfhtGInfxgU\">Aristotle meets AI: an authentic approach to co-writing with text-generators<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Susan Thomas (University of Sydney)<\/p>\n<p><a href=\"https:\/\/sydney.padlet.org\/danny_liu3\/2024-ai-symposium-session-2a-q-a-v34osgrza5mq7sku\">Q&amp;A Padlet<\/a><\/p>\n<h4>Track 3<\/h4>\n[3A1] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/9MIvlEGbqPI\">Bicycle for the mind: AI for Accessibility<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Szymon Machajewski and Landen Dixon (University of Illinois Chicago)<\/p>\n[3A2] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/gv4-dOPkRjw\">AI: Your Idea-Boosting, Time-Saving Co-Teacher<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Olga Kozar (Macquarie University)<\/p>\n[3A3] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/E8P99ccHMqo\">Towards inclusive learning environments: Using Cogniti to design for diversity<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Ella Collins-White and Kria Coleman (University of Sydney)<\/p>\n<p><a href=\"https:\/\/sydney.padlet.org\/danny_liu3\/2024-ai-symposium-session-3a-q-a-kprnn09f77qc4r5b\">Q&amp;A Padlet<\/a><\/p>\n<h3>Second session<\/h3>\n<h4>Track 1<\/h4>\n[1B3] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/KSTBuWKPWQ0\">Using ChatGPT and MidJourney to speculate architectural futures<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Linus Tan (Swinburne University of Technology)<\/p>\n<p><a href=\"https:\/\/sydney.padlet.org\/danny_liu3\/2024-ai-symposium-session-1b-q-a-oz4lr0bimkuwcyem\">Q&amp;A Padlet<\/a><\/p>\n<h4>Track 2<\/h4>\n[2B1] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/UbLZFhsEOL0\">What students do when allowed \u2013 but not required \u2013 to use AI<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Tatjana Seizova-Cajic (University of Sydney)<\/p>\n[2B2] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/yO9cokzwyVo\">Bridging Theory and Practice: AI-Enhanced Crisis Management<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Joel Moore (Monash University)<\/p>\n[2B3] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/ji16qb5SXqg\">Re-imagined capstone learning: from long essay to creative design projects<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Kellie Charles (University of Sydney)<\/p>\n<p><a href=\"https:\/\/sydney.padlet.org\/danny_liu3\/2024-ai-symposium-session-2b-q-a-cgtrup2y6gvjlzru\">Q&amp;A Padlet<\/a><\/p>\n<h4>Track 3<\/h4>\n[3B1] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/Aiybdh9InYo\">Talking to an Avatar<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Martin Brown (University of Sydney)<\/p>\n[3B2] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/aupEssj5k4o\">Personifying a coral reef<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0David Yeats, Lucian Sutevski, Elham Hafiz, and Renee Jones (University of Technology Sydney)<\/p>\n[3B3] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/IptI75q-DHg\">Practicing workplace conversations: OSCE practice tutor<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Rebecca Roubin (University of Sydney)<\/p>\n<p><a href=\"https:\/\/sydney.padlet.org\/danny_liu3\/2024-ai-symposium-session-3b-q-a-8x8k6akds9q2w2up\">Q&amp;A Padlet<\/a><\/p>\n<h3>Third session<\/h3>\n<h4>Track 1<\/h4>\n[1C1] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/D-_-vvu9h2c\">Evaluating assessment for AI-resilience using critical thinking<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Luke Zaphir (University of Queensland)<\/p>\n[1C3] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/YsWXhnwQTtc\">AI in Written Assessment: Enhancing or Diminishing Learning?<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Antonette Shibani (UTS)<\/p>\n<p><a href=\"https:\/\/sydney.padlet.org\/danny_liu3\/2024-ai-symposium-session-1c-q-a-xt8aq86qi7qs4nhb\">Q&amp;A Padlet<\/a><\/p>\n<h4>Track 2<\/h4>\n[2C1] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/idEXaX4D6II\">Veterinary students find ChatGPT practical and relevant but are not concerned about AI replacing veterinarians<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Kate Worthing (University of Sydney)<\/p>\n[2C2] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/HEq3S9AsZnY\">Fostering critical AI literacy: a balanced response to generative AI in an information literacy unit<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0John Pike (University of South Australia)<\/p>\n[2C3] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/GbwMN5DcGSg\">Student Empowerment in an AI-Enabled Classroom: Learning Portfolios and Acknowledgment Forms<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0James Bedford and William Scates Frances (UNSW)<\/p>\n<p><a href=\"https:\/\/sydney.padlet.org\/danny_liu3\/2024-ai-symposium-session-2c-q-a-ozey1q0j0q0ae4le\">Q&amp;A Padlet<\/a><\/p>\n<h4>Track 3<\/h4>\n[3C1] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/m4ZTYHtOgcg\">Empowering Educators and Enriching Students: The Dual Benefits of GenAI in Tertiary Education<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Chris Lawler (University of Sydney \/ Southern Cross University)<\/p>\n[3C2] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/E7B8e5JjKQI\">Widening Participation in the Digital Age: Embracing AI and Equity-Centric Communications to enhance first-year tertiary students\u2019 engagement and sense of belonging<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Nathalie Wierdak (University of Otago)<\/p>\n[3C3] <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/4Ebk_5YGwA0\">From Generative AI to Computational Co-Creativity<\/a> &#8211;\u00a0Kaz Grace (University of Sydney)<\/p>\n<p><a href=\"https:\/\/sydney.padlet.org\/danny_liu3\/2024-ai-symposium-session-3c-q-a-w70lhvebtr7h7dv3\">Q&amp;A Padlet<\/a><\/p>\n<p>&nbsp;<\/p>\n<h2>Get in touch<\/h2>\n<p>This event was organised by Danny Liu and Adam Bridgeman from the DVC (Education) Portfolio at the University of Sydney along with Michael Cowling from CQUniversity, Tim Fawns from Monash University, and Russell Butson from the University of Otago. 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