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Generative Artificial Intelligence in Education and Teaching
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Generative Artificial Intelligence in Education and Teaching

Source: https://www.education.unsw.edu.au/teaching/educational-innovation/generative-artificial-intelligence-education-teaching Parent: https://www.education.unsw.edu.au/teaching/educational-innovation

UNSW’s academics on Generative AI and its impact on our Learning and Teaching

### Teaching is relational – but now there are three of us in the relationship

GenAI has transformed teaching from a traditional student–academic relationship into a complex triadic dynamic, challenging trust, assessment, and the very nature of thinking and learning in higher education.

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### Teaching in the age of AI: why immersive learning matters

By Dr Fida Hasan and Dr Chris Campbell. As generative AI reshapes assessment, immersive learning can offer a path to authentic engagement that can't be outsourced.

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### GUIDE: Enabling education technology innovation

The Governance & Innovation for Digital Education (GUIDE) framework is a university-wide approach for staff to bring forward education technology ideas and progress them through structured and transparent development pathways.

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### Streamlining EdTech Onboarding at UNSW: Project wrap-up

PVCE Educational Innovation celebrates the successful completion of the Streamlining EdTech Onboarding Processes project.

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### Valid assessment is a plausible argument not an absolute

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### Listening to data, leading with belonging: Reflections from the QILT Symposium and NSW HE Summit 2025

Summits, symposia and conferences offer unique opportunities to share information and gain insights.

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AI in education interview series

### AI in practice

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[#### Dr May Lim

Using Elicit as a research tool](#items-4695)

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AI in education: Using Elicit as a research tool

Dr May Lim, Senior Lecturer, School of Chemical Engineering

[#### Associate Professor Sam Kirshner

Using ChatGPT for support in statistical computing](#items-4697)

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AI in education: using ChatGPT for support in statistical computing

Associate Professor Sam Kirshner, School of Information Technology & Technology Management

[#### Professor Andy Baker

Collaborative discussions and experimentation with students](#items-4698)

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AI in education: Collaborative discussions and experimentation with students

Professor Andy Baker, School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences

### Our future with AI

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[#### Professor Simon McIntyre

Envisioning the future - Using data insights for student learning and support](#items-4700)

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AI in education: Envisioning the future - Using data insights for student learning and support

Professor Simon McIntyre, Director, Educational Innovation and Associate Professor Lynn Gribble, School of Management & Governance

[#### Associate Professor Chinthaka Balasooriya

Envisioning the future - Vision for implementing a Personalised Digital Learning Companion](#items-4701)

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AI in education: Envisioning the future - Vision for implementing a Personalised Digital Learning Companion

Associate Professor Chinthaka Balasooriya, School of Population Health

From UNSW Newsroom

[#### We can't ban ChatGPT but don't be blind to the real risks it poses

We can't ban ChatGPT but...](#items-4230)

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We can't ban ChatGPT but don't be blind to the real risks it poses

Published 30 Mar 2023

Written by Professor Merlin Crossley

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[#### Charting a new course for university education in the age of ChatGPT

Charting a new course for university education...](#items-4231)

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Charting a new course for university education in the age of ChatGPT

Published 22 Mar 2023

Written by Associate Professor Sam Kirshner, Dr Christine Van Toorn, Dr Eric Lim, Dr Michael Cahalane & Ms Chona Ryan

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[#### We pitted ChatGPT against tools for detecting AI-written text, and the results are troubling

We pitted ChatGPT against tools for detecting...](#items-4232)

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We pitted ChatGPT against tools for detecting AI-written text, and the results are troubling

Published 21 Feb 2023

Written by Associate Professor Emma A. Jane & Armin Alimardani

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[#### Everyone's having a field day with ChatGPT – but nobody knows how it actually works

Everyone's having a field day with ChatGPT...](#items-4233)

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Everyone's having a field day with ChatGPT – but nobody knows how it actually works

Published 14 Dec 2022

Written by Scientia Professor Toby Walsh

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