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Applied AI for Teaching, Assessment and Academic Practice
- Certified provider
- Harvard Consulting GroupADRIG-P-00014
- Category
- ADR-EDU · Education & Training
- Named trainer
- Wei Ling Tan
- Certified on
- 12 October 2026
- Summary
- Three days for professors and lecturers on the three places generative AI touches academic work: preparing teaching material, designing assessment that still discriminates between students who have access to these tools, and giving feedback at scale without surrendering academic judgement. Verification is treated as an academic discipline throughout. Assessed by a supervised teaching-practice scenario with a defence of the academic judgements made.
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Assessment history
3 rounds · published in full
Round 1
Corrections required
14 September 2026
Assessment rested on each participant describing what they would do in class. That evidences intention, not practice, and cannot support a Level 3 claim. The student-data session also set out obligations without citing the governing instrument, so a lecturer could not check whether what they had been taught was current.
- ACQS-03Assessment evidences stated intention rather than observed practice.
- ACQS-01Data-protection obligations stated without source or currency date.
Round 2
Corrections required
28 September 2026
Observed scenario added and sources cited, both accepted. The session on identifying AI-assisted student work still presented detection tools as dependable. They are not, and a lecturer taught otherwise may reach an academic misconduct finding that does not survive appeal. The programme must teach their unreliability and a proportionate first response.
- ACQS-02Detection tools presented as reliable evidence of academic misconduct.
Round 3
Certified
12 October 2026
Detection content rewritten to set out the limits of these tools and a defensible first response. Observed assessment carries a mandatory pass on verification and student-data handling. Independent moderator named. Certified at Level 3.
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