Dr. Mohd Naved AI in Education and Research

Difficulty Level

Beginner

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Reading path

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Selected notes

  1. Complete Guide to Generative AI in Higher Education

    A comprehensive guide for understanding, teaching, governing, and responsibly adopting Generative AI in colleges and universities.

  2. Generative AI in Higher Education: Responsible Adoption Beyond the Hype

    A roadmap for AI literacy, classroom use, assessment redesign, disclosure, and institutional readiness.

  3. Generative AI for Higher Education: A Practical Starting Framework

    A structured introduction for faculty and institutions planning responsible classroom and academic use of Generative AI.

Additional notes

  1. Generative AI vs Agentic AI: What Institutions Need to Know

    A clear comparison of chat-based AI, generative systems, AI agents, and institutional implications.

  2. Prompt Engineering for Faculty Members

    An academic note on writing prompts that support teaching, assessment, feedback, classroom activities, and faculty productivity without replacing professional judgment.

  3. AI Disclosure Statement Examples for Students and Researchers

    Reusable examples for explaining how AI tools were used in assignments, drafts, research workflows, and academic writing.

  4. Literature Review Matrix Template

    A structured matrix for organizing papers, themes, methods, findings, gaps, and AI-assisted notes responsibly.

  5. Faculty Development Program Modules for AI Adoption

    A modular structure for designing FDPs on Generative AI, teaching, assessment, responsible use, and institutional readiness.

  6. Classroom Policy for Responsible AI Use

    A classroom policy structure faculty can adapt for assignments, projects, disclosure, and student guidance.

Teaching material

  1. AI Readiness Checklist for Academic Departments

    A department-level checklist for governance, faculty readiness, assessment, tools, privacy, and review.

  2. Faculty Prompt Bank for Teaching and Assessment

    Prompt patterns for lesson planning, rubrics, feedback, MCQs, caselets, discussions, and limitations.

  3. Downloadable Literature Review Matrix for Researchers

    A reusable matrix for citation, method, sample, theory, findings, limitations, gaps, and AI notes.

  4. Generative AI Classroom Policy Template

    A template faculty can adapt for course-level AI use, disclosure, restrictions, and academic integrity.

  5. AI Disclosure Statement Examples

    Examples students and researchers can adapt to describe how AI was used, verified, and bounded.