AI-Generated Assessments: Progress or the End of True Education?With educators increasingly leaning on tools like ChatGPT for crafting tests or assessments, a pertinent question emerges: Are we…Sep 14, 2023Sep 14, 2023
AI Usage Guidelines for Students: A “Friendlier” SampleHere’s an example of a “friendlier policy” on educating students about the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the learning…Mar 30, 2023Mar 30, 2023
Teaching Responsible Use of AI Writing Tools: It’s Hard But It’s Worth ItPhoto by Christin Hume on UnsplashMar 19, 2023Mar 19, 2023
5 Must-Have Chrome Extensions for ChatGPT to Enhance Its EffectivenessChatGPT has taken the world by storm but due to its openness, it can be rather confusing for some users especially those who may not be…Feb 24, 20231Feb 24, 20231
ChatGPT and Academic Dishonesty: When Imitation Becomes InspirationThis is a short reflection written after my talk on ChatGPT and the issue of academic dishonesty, particularly in dealing with plagiarism…Feb 23, 2023Feb 23, 2023
The Danger of “Downgrading” Artificial Intelligence (AI) to ChatGPTI know it’s kind of ironic to be talking about how “intelligent” artificial intelligence (AI) should be. After all, humans were the ones…Feb 1, 20231Feb 1, 20231
Must-Try Generative AI Tools in 2023The current development of machine learning and its corresponding tech has intensified thanks to the huge investments by big tech companies…Jan 25, 20234Jan 25, 20234
The Fallacy of Generalising The Most Wanted Skills(Originally posted on LinkedIn)Aug 17, 2022Aug 17, 2022
We Don’t Talk Enough About “Bad Teaching”“Kee Man, you’re the first trainee I have had over 15 years that ever wrote how bad your teaching was in the teaching practice log”.Jul 4, 2022Jul 4, 2022
Student Engagement in Online Learning: The Case of Knowing Just Enough to Feel GoodStudent engagement is probably the most widely used “benchmark” to indicate how meaningful or impactful an online learning experience is…Oct 19, 20211Oct 19, 20211
