CGHE Webinar 375

Navigating the opportunities and challenges of AI: A view from Jisc’s national centre for AI in tertiary education

Date: Thursday, 14 September 2023 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Location: Zoom webinar, registration required

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In 2021, Jisc established the National Centre for AI in Tertiary Education with the aim of helping UK universities and colleges accelerate the responsible adoption of AI to support learning and teaching. This webinar will explore the four main strands of Jisc’s work: pilots, events, information, and community. It will discuss how Jisc has reacted to the unprecedented surge of interest in generative AI, and the challenges and opportunities that are apparent across the higher education sector in the UK. The webinar will also share insights from Jisc’s work, including addressing students’ needs and concerns, and how Jisc is planning to support the strategic adoption of AI in education over the next few years.

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