Prompts // 10 (Conversational Agents)
My last AI-related post, about prompt engineering and curriculum design, took me down a little sideroad as I worked on
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Tag: Learning Process
Reading: “ChatGPT in higher education”
The number of articles, blog posts, long-read investigations, and academic papers is growing as more and more people try ChatGPT
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The student experience
The student experience is intrinsically linked to the individual’s sense of belonging. Nowhere is this more important than for students
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Top tips for learning
Every year for, well quite a number of them now, I’ve submitted my ‘top 10 tools for learning’ that Jane
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Take it away, and what do you have?
A fantastic end to the week … a discussion in and around the impact of learning design on the student
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Relationships
Development of materials for online, distance, blended and campus-based courses can be a pleasurable experience. It can also be fraught
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Distraction
My last post was all about the ways in which familiarity can bring a sense of consistency to not only
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What I’ve learned from my kids: Yes Day
Last year I started writing about things I’ve started to learn from watching my kids grow and how they see
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Learning spaces – are we doing enough?
With the start of a new academic year swiftly approaching (I realise many have already started, sorry) I am again
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Going home?
As a parent of two lovely and very bright boys aged 4 and 5 (or, as they like to say,
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