Microsoft has released Bing Chat Enterprise to the University of Westminster (I believe other universities with Microsoft clients would have the same access). This enterprise version is just like the public-facing version of BING AI, except that any exchanges by…
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Kings College has made available a free course to provide those in education with an introductory overview of Generative AI and its potential in learning and teaching. It is intended as a starting point for developing AI literacy, taking participants…
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In support of the recently approved AI Policy at Westminster, guidance for students and colleagues is now available. Each guide aims to provide a brief overview of how Generative AI can be used in learning or for working. The guidance…
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From Monday, 25th September, there have been dedicated Blackboard sites for students where they will be able to access a trio of online courses to help them engage with Generative AI. These courses cover: An introduction to Generative AI Ethical…
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For the start of the new academic year, students will have access to Grammarly for Education in response to student feedback gathered through the Managed Learning Environment (MLE) Review at Westminster. This system, the free version of which is already…
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Generative AI functionality in Blackboard should be available for academic colleagues to use from the start of the second week in September. Amongst the GenAI options that will be available initially will be capability to generate draft Blackboard assignment online…
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The University Executive Board (UEB) recently (8th August 2023) approved a Policy in relation to the use of Generative AI. Prior to being considered for approval by UEB, the draft policy was circulated to members of the Academic Council, University Teaching…
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