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OEWeek Live! Panel on Learning with AI, an open student led project
Fri March 7, 2025 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm GMT
The University of Leeds is proud to announce its first-ever student-led open book, “Learning with AI.” As AI becomes a dominant topic in higher education, this book features contributions from students worldwide, exploring how AI supports their studies. The pressbook will exist as a living book, continuing to grow and evolve beyond the initial submission period, creating a legacy that charts the evolution of AI in student studies.
Entirely student-led, the book will be edited by student ambassadors Amani Assan and Olivia Davies, with support from staff in the School of Education, Digital Education Services, the Library, ODPL, Curriculum Redefined, and the Knowledge Equity Network. It is proudly sponsored by Deputy Vice Chancellor Student Education Jeff Grabill and Dean of Online and Digital Education Margaret Korosec.
I think the project is going to be incredibly beneficial in illustrating the way students use AI to support their studies, and this work is paving the way for new educational technologies collaborating with AI
-Student Editor, Amani Assan
Join the Learning with AI team including our student editors Amani Ahsan and Olivia Davies at the Open Education Week student panel, where they will discuss the project and any questions you might have.
Call for Submissions
To be shared first here on the live stream, the call for students to submit their interest to contribute to this project:
This project aims to explore the current landscape of how students in Higher Education use Generative AI (GenAI) to support learning. We are looking for contributions from students around the world of up to 750 words in total, and which answer the following questions:
What did you do with GenAI? (150-250 Words)
How did you do it with GenAI? (150-250 Words)
In what ways did GenAI support or help you to achieve your aims and objectives? (150-250 Words)The data collected will become an Open Educational Resource (OER) used to inform and inspire the connected world.
Interested? Complete out the survey form.
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