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  • Assessment Design in an Era of Generative AI

    In the March edition of Edubytes, our guest editor is Dr. Christina Hendricks. She shares a new resource developed by staff at the CTLT, which provides considerations and suggestions around designing assessments in response to the growing prevalence of artificial intelligence tools that can generate text, such as ChatGPT and Bing AI.

  • Announcing the 2023-24 TLEF projects

    Announcing the 2023/24 Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund Projects

    Through the TLEF, $2.07 million will support 46 new and returning TLEF projects including 6 Large TLEF project teams who responded to the Special Call for Hybrid and Multi-Access Course Redesign Projects.

  • Teaching and learning funding opportunities

    In the February edition of Edubytes, our guest editor Vice-Provost and Associate Vice-President, Teaching and Learning, pro tem Dr. Simon Bates, shares information about current and upcoming teaching and learning opportunities on the UBC Vancouver campus.

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    Building trust: How UBC’s Students as Partners initiative improved the Middle East Studies’ undergraduate learning experience

    Learn how UBC’s Students as Partners initiative helped improve students’ input by involving them in the design, delivery and assessment of a course.

  • Apply to the Students as Partners Fund

    Have an idea for a course redesign project? Encouraging collaboration between faculty and undergraduate students, the Students as Partners Fund supports faculty-student partnerships to redesign undergraduate courses at UBC Vancouver.

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