The Centre for Teaching, Learning, and Technology (CTLT), and the Learning Technology Innovation Centre (LTIC) support faculty and staff with the use of Artificial Intelligence in delivery of their teaching and learning.
We are here to help educators move from concern, through understanding, to seeing the opportunities generative AI presents.
Without a PIA, instructors cannot require students use the tool or service without providing alternatives that do not require use of student private information
2025 GenAI in Teaching and Learning Symposium
February 3, 2025 was a day of critical discussion, evidence sharing, and collaborative learning about the opportunities and challenges that Generative AI presents in our academic environment.
Opening Panel
Hosted by UBC President and Vice-Chancellor Benoit-Antoine Bacon
Faculty Lightning Talks
Facilitated by Andrew Owen, Associate Professor of Teaching, Political Science
Student Presentations
Providing insight into how our students are engaging with these tools
Replays
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Replay – Enhancing Teaching Materials with AI: Innovative Tools and Strategies
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Replay: Developing Critical Generative AI Literacy Through Challenge-Based Activities
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Replay GenAI Maker Session: Checking Progress and Evaluating Learning with AI
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Replay – Developing Chatbots for Smarter Teaching: Enhancing Efficiency and Creativity
UBC Experiences
Stories and reports on Generative AI in Teaching and Learning from around the UBC community.
Latest News
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Developing Critical Generative AI (GenAI) Literacy
Dr. Jonathan Otto Lecturer, School of Journalism, Writing, and Media, Faculty of Arts, UBC Vancouver Courses: WRDS 150, WRDS 151,…
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BIOCBOT: A GenAI study buddy tool
Dr. Eden Fussner Dupas Assistant Professor of Teaching, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Faculty of Medicine, UBC Vancouver Courses:…
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AI and Assessments
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