Tag: student

Link: I’m a student. You have no idea how much we’re using ChatGPT.

Aug 4, 2023

in AI, Note

assessment, ChatGPT, critical thinking, essay, language models, LLM, student

Via Dave Nicholls’ Substack newsletter. https://www.chronicle.com/article/im-a-student-you-have-no-idea-how-much-were-using-chatgpt “In reality, it’s very easy to use AI to do the lion’s share of the thinking while still submitting work that looks like your own. Once that becomes clear, it follows that massive structural change will be needed if our colleges are going to keep training students to think…
“Eleven hundred hours” – Poem by a student

Aug 13, 2014

in Assessment, Ethics

assessment, ethics, knowledge representation, poem, student

For the past few years I’ve been asking my final year students to develop a learning portfolio as part of the ethics module I teach. Even though I encourage them to use different forms of knowledge representation, few of them take up the offer. However, every now and again someone submits something very different to…
Third year ethics assignment

Sep 23, 2009

in Assignments, Note, Physiotherapy, Students

assignment, blog, education, ethics, healthcare, human rights, physiotherapy, south africa, student

I just wanted to send out a quick post to highlight the great work that one of my third year students has done as part of her ethics assignment. The idea was to discuss the topic of human rights in South African healthcare using any method that the students wanted to. I’m getting some great…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-07

Sep 7, 2009

in Digest

connectivism, image editor, peer review, pixlr, research, student, tweets, twitter

Pixlr online image editor, technically impressive but who edits photos online? Just use GIMP instead http://bit.ly/Y7k9B # Student fudged immunology data :The Scientist [21st August 2009] http://bit.ly/xQXL1 # It’s not peer review if you aren’t familiar with the subject « Connectivism http://bit.ly/1PIqDK # Powered by Twitter Tools
Results of a reflective blogging assignment in physiotherapy ethics

May 24, 2009

in Physiotherapy, Research, Social media

assignment, author, blog, clinical reasoning, digital native, ethics, healthcare, healthcare education, healthcare system, physiotherapy, presentation, reflection, saahe, software clients, student, university server

Earlier this year I gave my 4th year Ethics class an assignment in which they were required engage in a reflective exercise that not only encouraged interaction with others, but allowed them to see that their own perceptions of the world were different to others’. Reflection has been shown to be a significant factor in…
SAAHE ’09: abstract for oral presentation

Mar 30, 2009

in Conference, Education, Physiotherapy, Social media

abstract, blogging, clinical reasoning, collaboration, education, ethics, healthcare, healthcare system, human rights, lecturer, online tools, physiotherapy, professional development, reflection, reflective tool, saahe, social constructivism, social software, student

Here’s the abstract I submitted for SAAHE ’09. It was submitted for consideration in the Innovations and work in progress category. Title The use of blogging as a reflective tool in physiotherapy ethics. Context The use of social software in higher education facilitates collaborative learning practices and mirrors the social constructivist principles of education by…

Tag: student

Link: I’m a student. You have no idea how much we’re using ChatGPT.

“Eleven hundred hours” – Poem by a student

Third year ethics assignment

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-07

Results of a reflective blogging assignment in physiotherapy ethics

SAAHE ’09: abstract for oral presentation