AI Sparingpartner
The method involves conducting simulated interactions with AI playing a specific role in order to practise communication, decision-making and responses to realistic professional situations.
List of methods
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Analytical Report
An academic report requires students to develop a coherent analysis of a selected problem within a specific social, business, or academic context. Students
Argument Mapping
Argument mapping involves visually representing the structure of reasoning surrounding a particular problem or question.
Assessment in the Age of AI
With easy access to large language models that can generate text, the question of whether students wrote a piece of work entirely on their own is no longer the central issue.
Brainstorming with AI
AI-supported brainstorming is a way to gather a wide range of ideas quickly and then select the most promising ones.
Case Study
A case study is a teaching method based on the analysis of authentic or realistically reconstructed situations drawn from professional practice
Concept mapping
Concept mapping helps students organise complex topics and better understand the relationships between ideas.
Creative Portfolio
A creative e-portfolio involves the systematic documentation of a student’s work. Each entry should show what was done, why particular decisions were made, and what consequences they had
Creative Summary
In a creative summary, students explain a selected topic clearly and accessibly to an audience outside the field.
Criterion-Referenced Assessment and Rubrics
Criterion-referenced assessment is based on clearly defined descriptive criteria that relate directly to learning outcomes. Each criterion specifies what is being assessed and describes what performance looks like at different levels.