Designing Authentic Assessment in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Teaching
A course by
UC Online
Learn how to design authentic assessment strategies as an educator in the age of generative artificial intelligence. This short course provides practical skills and knowledge to leverage AI tools to support grading, feedback, and academic integrity.
Online study
Flexible online learning from anywhere
Core skills this course teaches
Use GenAI tools to support grading and feedback
Gain practical experience in leveraging generative AI tools to streamline grading and provide effective student feedback.
Understand the implications of AI in educational assessment
Assess the suitability and limitations of AI when integrated into feedback and grading processes.
Evaluate the integration of AI tools in feedback
What You're Signing Up For
This 20-hour short course equips secondary and tertiary educators to harness generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in their assessment processes. Participants will learn how AI tools can streamline grading, support student feedback, and help design effective, meaningful assessments, all while maintaining academic integrity. The hands-on curriculum guides teachers through evaluating and integrating AI, developing responsible guidelines, and supporting students' use of AI ethically in assessments. Ideal for teachers, lecturers, and education leaders seeking to enhance their assessment practice using current technology.
Course Content
- Opportunities & challenges of AI in assessment
- Developing assessments with AI
- Helping students navigate AI use in assessments
- Using AI to support grading and feedback
- Critical evaluation of ethical, legal, and practical implications of GenAI
- Creation of guidelines for responsible AI use in assessment
- Self-assessment modules and completion activities
What you need to know first
No formal prerequisites. Open to anyone confident in listening, reading, and writing in English.
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Education
EdTech
Future employment opportunities might be
Professional development for educators
Enhanced assessment and feedback skills for teaching roles