Ensuring every student will graduate knowing AI (opinion)

Survey: College advisers could benefit from AI assistance

Benefits of lectures for international students (opinion)

Three ways to promote critical engagement with GenAI | THE Campus Learn, Share, Connect

This article discusses the use of critical pedagogy in teaching GenAI, focusing on the importance of active engagement and application of concrete examples to students. The author suggests incorporating AI into teaching through discussion, presentation, and assessment, with the aim of fostering critical thinking and constructive engagement. The use of AI in ass...

At convocation, campus leaders urge 9,000 new students to discover the 'Berkeley Way' - Berkeley News

Berkeley held its annual event, featuring new chancellor Rich Lyons, Oski the Bear, and the Cal Raijin Taiko Japanese drumming ensemble. Sunny Lee, the associate vice chancellor and dean of students, also addressed the new students. The event marked the beginning of the academic year, with convocation and Golden Bear Orientation for new students. instruction st...

Lessons from abroad: Broadening horizons through NUS College’s Global Experience courses

The article highlights the expansion of NUS College's Global Experience (GEx) programme, which immerses students in new environments and provides them with a deeper understanding of the strengths and challenges of selected locations or regions. The programme, which was expanded from its initial 12 courses to 27 courses in its second run, includes a focus on con...

Using learning objectives to support students post-Covid | THE Campus Learn, Share, Connect

Keeping up with big tech on AI research ‘never about competition’

This article discusses the importance of academia engaging in the field of artificial intelligence research, given the large sums of money being spent by tech giants such as Microsoft and OpenAI. The author points out that publicly funded bodies such as the UK’s Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (ESPRC) must engage in this “hot” area of rese...