Loretta Goff

@lorettag.bsky.social

Academic Integrity Education Officer, UCC Skills Centre

Great first day at #ECEAI - ideas are already flowing and it’s lovely to be able to catch up with so many colleagues and friends! Such a beautiful space in Uppsala University for the opening events as well.

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Had a lovely time at the #EUALearnTeach Forum the past two days catching up with colleagues and discussing a range of topics from empowering students to tacking wicked problems in HE and being future ready. Was great to present our work on GenAI staff/student surveys and actions for training.

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We've wrapped up our Graduate Information Literacy module PG6009 for 2024/25 at UCC Library. 82 research students attended the full course this year – very much a collaborative effort among Library colleagues & contributions from colleagues such as @lorettag.bsky.social 👍 to everyone involved

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I was happy to contribute a case study of my experience collaboratively developing and delivering a micro-credential course "Fostering Academic Integrity in Learning and Teaching" to this recently published bumper Special Issue on Third Space in HE. Available here: lnkd.in/gmB2YuHJ

Screenshot of the article and abstract page on the journal's site, available at the link in post.

This is well worth a read. All important critiques to consider to ensure we are making informed decisions about GenAI in education. I have particular concerns around #8 that overuse and/or uncritical use may not only diminish these human capacities but also the value we place in them.

Different Critiques of AI in Education

I’ve needed to write this post for a long time. It’s about the differences in the types of arguments people use when they want to critique or resist AI in education. The nuanced differences between…

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Something HE will need to consider - if Leaving Cert students are allowed to use AI (with acknowledgement) for their project work, it will be increasingly difficult to simply tell students they can't use AI at Third Level. Assessment design and security will be key.

Students to be permitted to use AI in leaving certificate assessment. | Newstalk

Leaving Cert students will soon be allowed to use AI. From next year, Artificial Intelligence wil...

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