AI Marking: Workload Aid or Threat to Judgement?
Australian universities show caution on AI-assisted marking despite assessment pressures.
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Australian universities show caution on AI-assisted marking despite assessment pressures.
A math-economics professor reduced student LLM reliance on homework by pairing due dates with same-day in-class quizzes on the material.
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School policies requiring AI-use disclosure can reinforce teacher authority while supporting transparency and well-being, provided they avoid punitive framing. This approach positions disclosure as a collaborative norm rather than oversight.
The Slow AI Curriculum's ninth session spotlights AI and student belonging, citing a UK module that doubled its intake, recruited its own students as...
Generative AI can instantly generate quick summaries of academic literature and short-circuit the research process by analysing and identifying key points.
A clear institutional process can shift AI adoption from ad-hoc trials to needs-led, privacy-aware decisions.
A professor's classroom discussions with 40 students reveal the messy reality of AI integration four weeks into term.
The UK Quality Code has evolved into a sector-owned framework that underpins consistent academic standards and enhancement across institutions.
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Should universities ban student AI use to safeguard independent thinking, or build frameworks for responsible literacy? Precautionary moratoria in...
Playful chatbot exercises move universities beyond prohibition and detection toward active AI literacy. Josh Thorpe shares two fun activities that help students think creatively about AI as part of everyday classroom practice.
What should universities disclose to students about their submitted work training AI tools?
The full Advice & Guidance sets a sector-owned benchmark for quality processes and enhancement activity across all providers.
Carnegie UK's collective wellbeing framework offers universities a practical test for AI adoption: whether systems strengthen or weaken social,...
UCL's new £30 million SOFAIR lab, part of a UKRI-funded push with Cambridge, Oxford and Edinburgh, will develop open-source AI systems designed to run...
The High Court quashed the OfS's £585,000 fine on Sussex, exposing misapplication of freedom of speech law and apparent bias in pursuing a test case....
UK university leaders must elevate digital and AI risk from IT concerns to core governance duties, as converging threats are arriving faster than most institutional structures can absorb.
UK universities are shifting from scattered experiments to coordinated, student-facing AI approaches.
UK and Canadian universities are shifting from AI bans and detection to redesigning assessments around learning processes. This preserves the degree's...
Dame Wendy Hall calls for immediate AI regulation and developer accountability to prevent risks before systems are released, while noting...
UK universities must navigate AI guidance from multiple existing regulators—including the ICO for data and EHRC for fairness—each applying the five...