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Teaching Connections
By Centre for Teaching, Learning, and Technology (CTLT)Education
Teaching Connections episodes
- [Part 3] Experiences of Applying AI in Teaching: A Panel Discussion
Part 3 of a panel discussion comprising NUS colleagues who have been actively exploring and applying generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) and AI tools in their respective teaching contexts.
10 min - [Part 2] Experiences of Applying AI in Teaching: A Panel Discussion
Part 2 of a panel discussion comprising NUS colleagues who have been actively exploring and applying generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) and AI tools in their respective teaching contexts.
20 min - [Part 1] Experiences of Applying AI in Teaching: A Panel Discussion
Part 1 of a panel discussion comprising NUS colleagues who have been actively exploring and applying generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) and AI tools in their respective teaching contexts.
12 min - [Full Recording] Experiences of Applying AI in Teaching: A Panel Discussion
In this episode, we feature a panel comprising NUS colleagues who have been actively exploring and applying generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) and AI tools in their respective teaching contexts:
- Assoc Prof CHEN Zhi Xiong, Physiology/NUS Medicine
- Dr LEK Hsiang Hui, Information Systems & Analytics/NUS School of Computing
- Assoc Prof LIU Qizhang, NUS Business School
- Dr Lynette TAN Yuen Ling, NUS Residential College 4
Our panelists share how they are currently applying GenAI/AI tools in their teaching. They also discuss issues and challenges educators might face when using AI, and what educators need to know to address them.
This episode is chaired by Assoc Prof SOO Yuen Jien, Director of the Centre for Development of Teaching and Learning (CDTL).
42 min - [Part 2] A Conversation with Educator-in-Residence (EiR) for 2023 Professor Kathy TAKAYAMA
Part 2 of a special episode in which Educator-in-Residence (EiR) for 2023 Professor Kathy Takayama shares her thoughts on issues related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in higher education.
13 min - [Part 1] A Conversation with Educator-in-Residence (EiR) for 2023 Professor Kathy TAKAYAMA
Part 1 of a special episode with Educator-in-Residence (EiR) for 2023 Professor Kathy Takayama, who shares her thoughts on peer mentorship.
18 min - [Full Recording] A Conversation with Educator-in-Residence (EiR) for 2023 Professor Kathy TAKAYAMA
A special episode of Teaching Connections Podcast in which Educator-in-Residence (EiR) for 2023 Professor Kathy Takayama shares her thoughts on peer mentorship as well as issues related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in higher education.
30 min - A Conversation with 2023 Outstanding Educator Award (OEA) Recipient Assoc Prof LEE Kooi ChengIn this episode, we are pleased to have Assoc Professor Lee Kooi Cheng, recipient of the 2023 Outstanding Educator Award, share more about her perspectives on relationships in teaching and learning In particular, we learn about why relationships matterin teaching and learning, what such relationships look like, and how they can be sustained.11 min
- A Conversation with NUS Deputy President (Academic Affairs) and Provost Professor Aaron Thean
In this episode, NUS Deputy President (Academic Affairs) and Provost Professor Aaron Thean shares his thoughts on how colleagues and students have responded to the shift to interdisciplinary learning in NUS and the corresponding changes to the learning environment.
11 min - Perspectives on Mental Wellbeing: A Conversation with Students & NUS Alumni (Part 3)
In the third and concluding part of this episode, our guests share 1-2 key things they found helpful to their mental well-being as students and enabled them to have an enriched university learning experience.
This episode is chaired by Dr Lee Li Neng, Associate Director of the Centre for Development of Teaching and Learning (CDTL).
7 min
About Teaching Connections
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Teaching Connections is an e-platform for faculty members, students, administrative colleagues, and alumni to advance discussions about teaching and share effective practices and innovative ideas…
related to teaching, learning, student experience, and student support, within and beyond the limits of the physical classroom. It is also a space for the sharing of useful resources relevant primarily to the NUS community and their teaching and learning context.