CTL Weekly - 29 April 2024


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“Chill Out May” Gathering 教师 “五月解压站”活动

To better build a communication platform with a chance to unwind and recharge, and enhance mutual understanding and communication among teachers, the UIC Union and the Centre for Teaching and Learning will jointly hold a "Chill Out May" Gathering for all teaching and teaching support staff with the following arrangements:

Event Details:
Part 1:
A Lecture on Psychological Health- “Open the Door to the Consultation Room”
Time: 12:00-13:00
Presenter: Dr. Kang Rong (Senior Executive Counselor of UIC PGCC, Doctor of Developmental and Educational Psychology, National Second-Level Psychological Counselor)
Language: Mandarin
Abstract: This lecture, based on the reality of the popularization of psychological counseling services, proposes from the perspective of a psychologist a series of issues that might arise before counseling such as what kind of assistance psychological counseling could offer, how to choose the right counselor, what styles would be more proper for different people, etc. It introduces to teachers what it is like to work with a psychologist and will offer you an opportunity to gain a deeper insight into psychological counseling.


Part 2: Stress-relieving Gathering
Time: 13:00-14:00
Relax and enjoy a delightful brunch with ice cream. The gathering will also provide a mug-making activity, an emotion corner, and other stress-relieving games to entertain both body and mind. All participants will receive a mystery gift.

Please scan the QR code on the attached poster or click Here to register for preparation before 12:00, May 6.

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Stay Hungry: Meal with Your Professor 取贤于师,共享食光! 快和教授约饭吧!

We are pleased to announce that the Meal-with-Your-Professor program (MYP), co-organized by the Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) & Students Affairs Office (SAO), will be launched from 13 May (Mon) to 17 May (Fri) 2024.

The purpose of the MYP program is to provide you with opportunities to have a conversation with your professor over the meal/coffee time. You could take advantage of this program to discuss possible career options, research opportunities, as well as seek general academic and life advice!

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Recording of the Brown-bag Teaching Sharing Session 10

Topic: How to Make Teaching More Interactive in the Chinese Context
Speaker: Dr. Yegor GREBNEV (Assistant Professor in Chinese Culture and Global Communication, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences)


The recordingcould be found on iSpace "CTL Teaching and Learning Resources" (see the folder "T&L Activities (Semester 2 of 2023-2024)".

Copy the link in the text document to the Browser, and you could see the video recordings. If you encounter any problems, please contact Ms. Arie JIN at 3620692 or ariexjin@uic.edu.cn.

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HKBU Activities


TALES – Navigating the Digital Future in HE: Integrating AI & Digital Literacies

Topic 1: Presentation - Generative AI and the Evolution of Education
Date: 12:45 pm – 1:45 pm, April 30, 2024 (Tuesday)
Language: English
Venue: ACC209 (HKBU Campus) / Online via Zoom

Topic 2: Workshop - Digital Literacies in the Service of Digital Citizenship
Date: 2:15 pm – 4:15 pm, April 30, 2024 (Tuesday)
Language: English
Venue: ACC209 (HKBU Campus)/ Online via Zoom

Facilitator(s): Prof. Mark PEGRUM is a Professor of Digital Learning and Deputy Head of School (International) at the Graduate School of Education at The University of Western Australia. Prof. Mark PEGRUM lectures on digital learning in the Graduate School of Education at The University of Western Australia in Perth, where he is also the Deputy Head of School (International). His current research focuses on mobile and emerging technologies, including extended reality (XR) and generative artificial intelligence (AI); digital literacies, including attentional literacy and AI literacy; and the forms digital learning takes in diverse contexts across the Global North and South. His books include: Mobile Learning: Languages, Literacies and Cultures (2014); Mobile Lenses on Learning: Languages and Literacies on the Move (2019); and Digital Literacies (2nd ed.; co-authored with Nicky Hockly & Gavin Dudeney, 2022). Further details can be found on his website at https://markpegrum.com/about-mark-pegrum/biodata/.

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Other T&L Activities and Resources

The 9th Annual Higher Education Innovation Conference and The 11th Huihu International Education Forum
第九届高等教育创新年会暨第十一届慧湖教育国际化论坛


Organizer: Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University
Date: 16-19 May, 2024
Venue: Suzhou Xi 'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University
Registration (for UIC Staff): Please send an e-mail to CTL staff Mr Yang ZHANG via yangzhang@uic.edu.cn for registration

Important Note: The first three registrants will have a discount on their conference fees; however, they will be responsible for their own transportation, accommodations, and other incidental expenses.
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GAIN Webinar – Exploration of Perceptions of and the Potential Effectiveness of the Turnitin AI Detector

Organizer: University of Liverpool
Date: 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm (UK time) / 9:30 pm – 11:00 pm (Beijing time), April 30, 2024 (Tuesday)
Venue: Via Zoom
Suggestions to Webinar: https://padlet.com/livunicie/gain-ai-detector-discussion-58v8can6zb858rqi

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Notice on Launching the Application for 2024 Annual Higher Education Research Curriculum Projects under the “14th Five-Year Plan” by the Guangdong Association of Higher Education
关于组织开展广东省高等教育学会“十四五” 规划2024年度高等教育研究课题申报的通知


Organizer:Guangdong Association of Higher Education
Submission Deadline: May 31, 2024 (Friday)
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Notice on Launching the Application for 2024 Annual Higher Education Special Research Projects by the Guangdong Association of Higher Education and Guangdong Nanbo Education Research Institute
关于组织开展广东省高等教育学会、广东南博教育研究院2024年高等教育研究专项课题申报的通知


Organizer: Guangdong Association of Higher Education and Guangdong Nanbo Education Research Institute
Submission Deadline: May 10, 2024 (Friday)
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AI-Powered Learning Analytics for Multimedia Course Materials: Using AI to Improve Instruction and Course Assessments

Date &Time: 11:30 am - 12:45 pm, May 2, 2024 (Thursday)
Topic: How to Make Teaching More Interactive in the Chinese Context
Presenter: Prof. KING Irwin (Principal Investigator, Knowledge and Education Exchange Platform & Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Venue: Online via Zoom
Language: English
Eligibility: All academics, teachers, researchers, administrators, AI professionals, and students
Description:
The advent and application of AI have changed people's lives to a significant extent, and its use is now almost ubiquitous, from healthcare to finance, entertainment, and education. Today, many educators have applied this novel technology to learning analytics to understand and improve learning outcomes. In this seminar, they will outline the benefits of AI-powered learning analytics, such as making it possible to analyse teachers' multimedia materials and enhancing teaching and learning practices. They will also introduce the Knowledge and Education Exchange Platform (KEEP) Team's latest "AI media analysis for course materials" project and demonstrate the use of AI-powered analytics tools.

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