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The AI Teaching Lab.

Live demonstrations. Practical ideas. Critical conversations.

See how colleagues are experimenting with AI in teaching and learning, including how they question outputs, refine activities and keep student thinking at the centre.

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Two programmes.
One shared curiosity.

Join the morning, the afternoon, or both. All times below are UK time (GMT / UTC+0).

18 November · UK time (GMT / UTC+0)

Morning webinar

10:00–12:30
  1. 10:00–10:05

    Introduction

    Dr Phil Anthony · BPP University

  2. 10:05–10:25

    Ask, don’t tell: guiding students to the answer with a Socratic AI tutor

    Dr Apurav Koyande · Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS

  3. 10:25–10:45

    Building and iterating a Claude Project for English L2 materials and feedback

    Alex Munteanu · Liceo STEAM International, Rovereto

  4. 10:45–11:05

    From storyboard to interactive course: The Cyborg Challenge at University of Southampton

    Dr Javier Mármol Queraltó and Pete Boorman · University of Southampton

  5. 11:05–11:20

    Break

  6. 11:20–11:40

    From Passive Learners to AI Co-Thinkers

    Hawra Alnooh · Bahrain Polytechnic

  7. 11:40–12:00

    “What are my students actually telling me?” Using AI to analyse student feedback and AI-use reflections

    Dr Irina Rets and Dr Haider Ali · The Open University

  8. 12:00–12:20

    Rethinking programming and data science education in the age of AI agents

    Dr Marcos Barreto · London School of Economics and Political Science

  9. 12:20–12:30

    Wrap up

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18 November · UK time (GMT / UTC+0)

Afternoon webinar

14:00–16:50
  1. 14:00–14:05

    Introduction

    Dr Phil Anthony · BPP University

  2. 14:05–14:25

    Capitalising on Formative Assessments: Using AI-Augmented Assessment to Personalise Teaching, Feedback and Learning

    John Grimer · University of East Anglia

  3. 14:25–14:45

    From idea to live classroom game: a carbon market simulation with AI

    Dr Linh Tran · University of Bristol

  4. 14:45–15:05

    404: Logic Not Found — Using AI to Help Students See What Their First Framing Misses

    Dr Wei Hutchinson · Imperial College London

  5. 15:05–15:15

    Q&A · Part 1

  6. 15:15–15:35

    Break

  7. 15:35–15:55

    Using the AI tools built into databases to do research for a Global Business Strategy assignment

    Dr Ioana Mitea · Middlesex University

  8. 15:55–16:15

    An AI-coded coursework brief generator with granular AI permissions and restrictions

    Matt Jarvis · Bournemouth University

  9. 16:15–16:35

    Beyond the Answer: Designing Tasks That Make Student Thinking Visible

    Eric Walters · Marymount School of New York

  10. 16:35–16:45

    Q&A · Part 2

  11. 16:45–16:50

    Wrap up

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