Tag: assessment
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When Output Is No Longer Evidence
How AI is changing what counts as evidence of human capability Signal Intelligence Briefing 007 Edge line: When competent output becomes easy to produce, institutions have to decide what still proves capability. For a long time, many systems relied on a simple inference. A person produced an artefact. The artefact looked competent. The institution inferred…
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AI policy isn’t the real question
Universities are rapidly rewriting their AI policies. But policy isn’t the deepest question. The real challenge is designing learning and assessment that still reveal human capability when polished outputs have become abundant.
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After the Singularity, Make the Bed
The singularity may be less useful as a date than as a change in the conditions under which human capability is formed, demonstrated and governed.
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When Answers Become Abundant, Learning Evidence Must Change
Generative AI can improve assisted performance while concealing weaker learning. SIGNAL 004 examines how visible thinking, calibrated assistance, feedback and application under changed conditions can strengthen evidence of learner capability.
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Micro-credentials are easy to start. Hard to get right.
Micro-credentials promise agility — but most are harder to design, approve, and use than people expect. Here’s what actually matters.
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The Benefits of Learner-Centred Teaching: Boost Student Outcomes with These Proven Strategies
The Benefits of Learner-Centred Teaching: Discover the benefits and challenges of adopting a learner-centered approach to teaching and learning. From increased motivation and improved learning outcomes to resistance to change and individual learner differences, explore the key factors to consider when implementing this approach.
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Transform Assessment with AI and GPT: A Positive Approach for Teachers
Discover how AI and GPT-3 can revolutionize assessment in education. Learn about automated grading, personalized assessments, and more in this insightful article on assessment with AI and GPT.

