An image representing a figure from Greek Mythology created by students using AI. It shows Orpheus, a male figure carrying a lyre on his back, and walking through a dark tunnel with the aid of a stick, towards an archway opening into the light.

Exploring Imagined Spaces with AI Tools

Posted on 19th October 202319th October 2023 by Michelle

Dr Stephanie Holton, Senior Lecturer in Classics and Ancient History, explains how students used AI generative tools to create visual representations of self-chosen textual sources, and how the software enabled students who struggle with confidence in their drawing skills to produce striking visual images, by allowing them to focus on the content of the text rather than on artistic ability.

Using AI in a Problem-Based Learning session: “Hunger hotspots”

Posted on 11th July 20238th August 2023 by Gosia

Dr Amy Proctor and Dr Beth Clark designed a problem-based learning session for students of Sustainability in Practice – a new shared module for Agriculture, Earth and Environment, and Applied Social Sciences Cluster (AESSC) students. In this session, students will use AI tools to generate solutions to food insecurity, and evaluate them critically.