New TEQSA GenAI resources
TEQSA has refreshed its GenAI Knowledge Hub and announced a free national webinar to further support staff knowledge and development.
TEQSA has refreshed its GenAI Knowledge Hub and announced a free national webinar to further support staff knowledge and development.
CAULLT and AAIN are hosting a free webinar on leadership in academic integrity - read on for more details.
In the most recent monthly myLearn update, the visibility of the “ReDo AIM” penalty has been improved for both students and unit coordinators.
Grammarly has released a new Authorship tool with the power to replay a student's writing process.
A common misconception surrounding GenAI, as mentioned by TEQSA in their GenAI toolkit, is the notion that works generated by AI are easily detectable. This belief helps markers and Unit Coordinators rely on detection tools such as Turnitin AI detection. However, a...
The University of South Australia (UniSA) has found a promising solution to the pressure placed on academic integrity caused by AI tools such as ChatGPT: Interactive Oral Assessments (IOAs). These live assessments are replacing traditional written exams in some...
The 2024 Australasian Academic Integrity Forum is a free online event for staff in higher education institutions - learn more about the forum and how to register.
The Academic Development Team is pleased to launch the Generative AI in Teaching and Assessment module for staff - learn more about the module and how to access it.
Ethical engagement with GenAI needs to be led by Indigenous leadership and perspectives - we highlight the work of some of the Indigenous scholars and leaders working in this space.
GenAI-enabled writing assistants are now widely available and it’s essential to understand how these tools can be used appropriately and effectively - this article provides guidance for staff and students on how to navigate them.