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  • New paper – Still emerging: understanding Generative AI use in Higher Education

  • Chatbots vs inline automation and their respective implications for students

  • What do we mean when we talk about a scaffold for learning?

  • The core challenge about generative AI which universities are still largely ignoring

  • Guerrilla Prompting: teaching students to use LLMs with intellectual agency

  • Teacher agency and generative artificial intelligence: teaching in higher education as a responsive, cultural activity

  • Generative AI and thriving in creative darkness

  • On being realistic with students about platformisation

  • How we integrate GAI into teaching will be as much determined by political economy as pedagogical purpose

  • A toolkit for reflective teaching practice

  • Pioneering Sustainable EdTech Design: Insights from the MA DTCE

  • Webinar: Pedagogies of (Generative) AI, April 11th 3pm-4pm BST

  • πŸ“Open resource: Using generative AI during a PhD

  • Machine translation in higher education

  • How can we ensure consistency in digital education while leaving room for experimentation?

  • The light we steal when we learn

  • Automation and the reproduction of knowledge

  • The end of the opaque classroom

  • Academics like the idea of Twitter in the classroom but what do students think?

  • Critical Pedagogy HE Teaching Practice (CPHETP) Lab

  • On Teaching Theory

  • want to lose all faith in the future of higher education?

  • the perverse statism of those seeking to create a market in higher education

  • “work hard to find something that fascinates you”: richard feynman’s advice to students

  • the creepy treehouse problem

  • A new resource for teaching social theory

  • How obsessive auditing produces “a profession which is incompatible with a normal life”

  • Heating up the floor to see who can keep hopping the longest

  • Using social media to improve the student experience: creating a departmental back channel for undergraduates

  • How to get started on a sociology essay

  • BSA Teaching Group Conference on June 15th

  • “What are the challenges involved in using social media in teaching?”

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