T&L with AI @ HKBU
The e-Learning Committee (ELC) established the Generative AI Tools Task Force (GAITF) to develop principles, guidelines, and policies for the use of generative AI tools in the University.
Principles for the Use of Generative AI Tools in Teaching and Learning, and Assessment @ HKBU
Approved by the Senate in June 2023, effective from AY2023/2024
AI-Empowering : to embrace generative AI and empower students and instructors to realize the potential of generative AI tools as part of the university’s knowledge creation and teaching and learning ecosystem
AI-Critical : to encourage healthy, informed scepticism of generative AI and develop students’ and instructors’ critical thinking and awareness of the strengths, drawbacks and limitations of generative AI tools
AI-Ethical : to maintain academic integrity, transparency and the ethical use of generative AI tools
Build and sustain human uniqueness : to recognize the importance of students and instructors as unique individuals with lived experiences, knowledge, skills and attributes. Provide space and time for individuals to understand and develop themselves as unique individuals within the university teaching and learning ecosystem
You can either download the principles directly through the button below or by logging into BUniport to access.
(U-Wide Policies & Info → Policies & Guidelines → Quality Assurance, Teaching & Learning)
Advisory Guidelines Pertaining to the Use of Generative AI Tools in Assessed Assignment Tasks @ HKBU (Staff Only)
Approved by the Senate in June 2023, effective from AY2023/2024
You can either download the guidelines directly through the the button below or by logging into BUniport to access.
(U-Wide Policies & Info → Policies & Guidelines → Quality Assurance, Teaching & Learning)
Showcasing Teachers’ AI Practices
Welcome to our AI Best Practices in Teaching Showcase! This space is dynamic for exploring and sharing innovative AI teaching practices among peers. This section offers inspiration and a rich array of resources to enhance your teaching activities, inviting you to discover and adapt new AI paradigms suitable for our academic environment. Join us in this journey of educational transformation and collaborative learning.
If you're interested in contributing to our AI teaching community, please click here (for teachers – login required) to share your insights and experiences. Whether it's your innovative AI teaching practices, exciting tools you're using, or valuable AI-related resources, your knowledge is a treasure trove for fellow educators. You can also propose AI-related teaching and learning projects and potentially find collaborators. We're excited to witness and celebrate our collective efforts in this collaborative space!
The HKBU GenAI Platform (“GenAI Platform”) is based on the generative artificial intelligence (“AI”) language model developed by OpenAI, a third-party AI service provider.
Other Resources
- AI Tools & Resources for Higher Education by Northwest Nazarene University
- Guidance for generative AI in education and research by UNESCO
- Generative AI related training courses in LinkedIn Learning
- Ideas of Generative AI from SCE
