Abstract
Unlock the potential of AI to enhance your teaching and empower student success! This seminar provides teachers with the practical skills and knowledge to effectively and responsibly integrate AI into your classrooms. Discover how Magic School AI streamlines lesson planning, freeing up your time to focus on student interaction and personalized support. Explore Perplexity AI for reliable research, ensuring the accuracy and integrity of your curriculum with verifiable sources. Learn key evaluation criteria – learning alignment, ethics, and usability – to make informed decisions about AI tool selection and ensure a positive impact on student learning. Transform your classroom into a dynamic and engaging learning environment, enhance your teaching practice, and empower your students to thrive with AI you can trust.
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Date |
6 March 2025 (Thursday) |
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Time |
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon |
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Format |
Online through Zoom |
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Speaker |
Mr. Hong Tsz Lam, Samuel |
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Moderator |
Ms. LUO Jing Crystal |
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Target |
For staff and RPg students |
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Language |
English |
This seminar is part of the FITE 05400 initiative funded by the UGC that aims to empower students and teachers with AI literacy and STEAM competencies, aims to provide valuable insights into the practical implications of integrating AI tools in education. Participation in this webinar can be counted towards the Certificate Course “Introduction to Teaching in Higher Education” under the theme “Learning and Teaching Seminars/Workshops”.
Speaker
Mr. Hong Tsz Lam, Samuel
Mr. Hong Tsz Lam Samuel is a lecturer at the Centre of Learning, Teaching and Technology, The Education University of Hong Kong, specializing in AI and Digital Literacy, with expertise in big data analysis and computation. Recognized for his teaching excellence, he received the Excellence in Teaching Award for two consecutive years at Hong Kong Metropolitan University before joining EdUHK. Samuel has also been at the forefront of promoting the use of diverse AI tools for teachers in various educational institutions in Hong Kong.
