In this special AI episode of the Tel Tales podcast, Associate Professor Lynn Gribble discusses the impact of artificial intelligence in higher education, and how assessment can be adapted to become more authentic for our students.
Associate Professor Lynn Gribble is an Education Focused academic in the School of Management and Governance at The University of New South Wales Sydney. Awarded an AAUT citation for her leadership and impact as a digital innovator, she has taught management to large classes of Master of Business Administration and Master of Commerce students for 15+ years and has pioneered the use of voice recordings, audience response platforms and learning analytics to personalise every interaction with her students, increasing both their engagement and learning outcomes. Lynn co-leads Communities of Practice in Online Learning and Innovation, and the 4Cs (A Strategic Approach to Impact) and is a Senior Fellow of the Advance HE UK.
You can read two recent recently published blog posts that Lynn has written on the impact of AI in higher education here…
Overconfident with ChatGPT and Generative AI – Time for our students to think again
https://www.education.unsw.
Surviving the start of 2023 in the face of generative AI
https://www.education.unsw.
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Original audio created by Chris Wood for use with the Tel Tales podcast.
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