The advent of generative AI is raising questions across the country about the future of testing and education. At Radboud University, too, programmes are investigating what adjustments are needed now that AI applications are readily available to students. This calls for a critical look at our current assessment programmes.
To support this, the Assessment and AI working group has been set up. This group - based on input from various faculties and existing best practices - is developing a practical tool to map the sensitivity of AI within assessment programmes.
At this SIG meeting, the working group will present an update on the project and we would like to engage with participants to gather feedback and additional ideas. This way, we will work together to create a practical, accessible and efficient tool that will help lecturers integrate AI responsibly into their assessment practices.
Be welcome!
SIG meetings are always open to everyone — whether you are joining for the first time or have been before. Each meeting offers space for new perspectives, fresh ideas and valuable exchanges. So feel free to join us, even if you are not yet familiar with the SIG!
