Everyone’s talking about AI in education – often focusing on the risks. But AI also holds promise for inclusive teaching and learning, from personalised feedback and learner analytics to inclusive curriculum design, assessment, tutoring, and career guidance.

Over 150 educators joined the Bioscience Awarding Gap Network at AI For All to explore the opportunities, share ideas, and discover practical ways to adapt their bioscience teaching to make the most of these powerful new tools.

Participants...

❖     Identified practical AI solutions for enhancing inclusivity in bioscience education.

❖     Collaborated on designing action plans tailored to their specific educational contexts.

❖     Engaged with experts and peers to refine strategies and address implementation challenges.

❖     Gained insights into ethical AI usage to ensure equitable learning opportunities.

Keynote speakers: 🔊 Prof Carl Larsen, University of Liverpool 🔊 Dr Nigel Francis, Cardiff University

You can watch recordings of of these keynotes below.

AI For All was a multi-hub hybrid event. Please see the map below for the hubs that joined us on the day.

Any questions? Email james.mcevoy@rhul.ac.uk or n.freestone@kingston.ac.uk