Learning and Teaching Conference 2023

“Human Intelligence in the age of Artificial Intelligence”

12 – 4pm Wednesday November 15th 2023

Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) has dramatically altered the way we consider learning and teaching in Higher Education. As we continue to grapple with the implications for learning, teaching and assessment across schools, colleges and Universities, we are asking you to join the discussion, help find solutions, and create positive and proactive approaches.

At the 2023 Learning and Teaching conference we came together to present, discuss, debate and find solutions to the challenges, by considering the value of human intelligence in the age of AI. The theme is broad, and we are keen for it to be interpreted through the lens of subject specialisms, education research interests, practical teaching experiences, creative applications, and much more.

Our keynote speaker, Dr Sarah Eaton, is well placed to discuss the unfolding implications of open access generative AI on the higher education landscape, giving you an excellent opportunity to hear from an expert.

**Table showing schedule and recordings**
Parallel Sessions 1, 2 & 3
Session 1 – Lightning Talks
Dr Bojan Koltaj	Dyslexic student and AI: reading, comprehension and analysis of articles with chatpdf
Dyslexic student and AI: reading, comprehension and analysis of articles with chatpdf	The Grand Hallucination: Why a deficit model of AI Literacy is problematic
John Hoyle & Sian Robson	AI Alchemy: Transforming Careers!
Session 2 - Lightning Talks
Jaspal Kaur Sadhu Singh & Kos Siliafis	Reflections on Legal and Ethical Challenges of Generative AI Technology as a Learning and Teaching Tool
William Henniker	Online Learning and University Community Management through Discord
Laura Hackett	“A Bittersweet Story”: climate change from the perspective of a chocolate bar
Session 3 - Interactive Workshop
Dr Jennie Bristow, Dr Jesse Potter, Dr Anwesa Chatterjee & Dr Sarah Cant	'Why game your education?' Inspiring students through subjects
Session 4 - Interactive Workshop
Fiona Yardley & Samuel Clarke	How can the core educational purpose of employability be enhanced by students’ use of AI?
Session 5 - Solutions Room
Prof Berry Billingsley	How do we make AI fair and healthy? Unpacking what we want for our approach to AI by considering Assessment, Learning and Research.
Session 6 - “Kicking the Hornet’s Nest” - Not Recorded.
Keynote Address (Virtual) Dr Sarah Eaton, University of Calgary	CCCU Access: “Human Intelligence in an age of Artificial Intelligence: Looking Beyond Today” External access (date limited – link expires 90 days from creation. If you need access to this recording and the link is not working, please email emma.scanlan@canterbury.ac.uk): “Human Intelligence in an age of Artificial Intelligence: Looking Beyond Today”

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