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2.4 Building Your AI Literacy as a Teacher

2.4 Building Your AI Literacy as a Teacher

Explore what it means to be AI-literate as a higher education teacher and how to develop the mindset and skills to responsibly and effectively use AI in your teaching.

👉 Start with the video for a quick overview.

👉 Now, read the document to explore the topic in more depth.

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👉 Finish with the task to reflect and apply what you’ve learned.

1. Choose one AI tool from the Unit 2.2 list (e.g., ChatGPT, Canva Magic Write, or Eduaide.ai).

2. Use it to generate one piece of teaching content (e.g., a reading comprehension question, short quiz, activity idea).

3. Critically evaluate the result using the following reflection questions: Is the content accurate and appropriate? Would this support diverse learners in your course? How would you improve or revise the output?

Write a short paragraph (4–5 sentences) summarizing your reflections.

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2.3 Exploring the Benefits and Challenges of AI in Higher Education

2.3 Exploring the Benefits and Challenges of AI in Higher Education

Discover how AI is transforming higher education and examine the key opportunities and challenges that come with its use in teaching and learning.

👉 Start with the video for a quick overview.

👉 Now, read the document to explore the topic in more depth.

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👉 Finish with the task to reflect and apply what you’ve learned.

Think of one area in your teaching where AI could be beneficial. Now, consider what challenges or risks might also come with using that AI tool. Write a short paragraph (4–5 sentences) summarizing your reflections.

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2.2 Understanding the Types of AI Tools in Education

2.2 Understanding the Types of AI Tools in Education

Explore the different categories of AI tools used in education, including how they support learners, assist teachers, and help institutions make data-informed decisions.

👉 Start with the video for a quick overview.

👉 Now, read the document to explore the topic in more depth.

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👉 Finish with the task to reflect and apply what you’ve learned.

Reflect on your current teaching practice. Which type(s) of AI tools do you already use or are most interested in exploring further? For each type (generative, predictive, assistive, adaptive), try to identify: one example you’ve seen or used, one potential benefit, one concern or limitation (Write up to 300 characters).

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2.1 What Is Artificial Intelligence (AI) and AIED?

2.1 What Is Artificial Intelligence (AI) and AIED?

Get introduced to the basic concepts of artificial intelligence and how AI is being applied in the field of education (AIED).

👉 Start with the video for a quick overview.

👉 Now, read the document to explore the topic in more depth.

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👉 Finish with the task to reflect and apply what you’ve learned.

Think about your current teaching practice. Have you encountered or used any AI-based tools in your daily work, even without realizing it? Examples could include: spell check or translation suggestions, learning analytics platforms, automated feedback systems. In 1–2 sentences, briefly describe one situation where AI has already affected your teaching or student experience. (Write up to 300 characters).

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1.4 Removing Barriers and Enabling Inclusive Learning

1.4 Removing Barriers and Enabling Inclusive Learning

Identify common challenges to inclusion in higher education and explore strategies to build more inclusive learning environments.

👉 Start with the video for a quick overview.

👉 Now, read the document to explore the topic in more depth.

 

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👉 Finish with the task to reflect and apply what you’ve learned.

Reflect on your current teaching environment. Which of the challenges listed above do you recognize from your context? Can you identify one enabler that could support a shift toward greater inclusion in your setting? (Write up to 300 characters).

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1.3 Legal and Policy Foundations for Inclusive Education

1.3 Legal and Policy Foundations for Inclusive Education

Get familiar with key international and EU-level policies that promote inclusion and guide educational institutions.

👉 Start with the video for a quick overview.

👉 Now, read the document to explore the topic in more depth.

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👉 Finish with the task to reflect and apply what you’ve learned.

Do you work in an institution that promotes inclusion? Based on what you’ve seen in the video and reading materials, reflect on whether your institution has: a policy or mission statement that mentions inclusion, specific support services for students with disabilities, any reference to digital or inclusive teaching in its strategies. Write 1–2 sentences summarizing what you are aware of. If you’re not sure, write that too — that’s a valuable insight. (Write up to 300 characters).

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1.2 Understanding the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Framework

1.2 Understanding the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Framework

Learn the core principles of the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework and how it can help support diverse learners.

👉 Start with the video for a quick overview.

👉 Now, read the document to explore the topic in more depth.

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👉 Finish with the task to reflect and apply what you’ve learned.

Think about a course you currently teach. After reviewing the UDL Guidelines, which principle do you already use in your teaching? Which one could you apply more often – and how? (Write up to 300 characters).

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1.1 What Does Inclusion Mean in Higher Education?

1.1 What Does Inclusion Mean in Higher Education?

Explore what inclusive education means in the context of higher education and why it matters for student success.

👉 Start with the video for a quick overview.

👉 Now, read the document to explore the topic in more depth.

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👉 Finish with the task to reflect and apply what you’ve learned.

Think about your most recent lecture or course session. Were all students equally included?
What barriers might have prevented some from fully engaging, and what could you have done differently? (Write up to 300 characters)

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