How might AI help us design assessments that invite deeper thinking, stronger engagement, and more connection?
Three 50-minute online sessions.
We'll learn with AI the whole way through, testing where the new horizon of critical thinking and creativity might be. Alongside our cohort peers, you'll engage with a dedicated design-partner bot to explore possibilities, question assumptions, and refine ideas, while your professional judgment stays in charge.
Session 1: AI Literacy and What We Can Learn from the Digital Humanities (12 November)
The Digital Humanities have spent decades asking how tools reshape how we make meaning, and they have a lot to teach us. You'll pick the assessment you want to transform and meet your design partner.
Session 2: Assessment, Cognitive Engagement, and Academic Integrity (19 November)
Where can AI support learning and in what context? We connect research on motivation, engagement, and integrity to your assessment and start building in meaningful choices, purposeful challenges, feedback, and problems students reason through together.
Session 3: A Framework for Designing AI-Agile Assessments that Make Learning and Student Thinking Visible (26 November)
Share your redesigned assessment with peers, refine it, and map it back to your original objectives and success criteria. You leave with a framework you can reuse across your classroom or coaching practice.
What you take with you: a redesigned assessment ready to use, a plan for gathering evidence of individual understanding, and a process you can repeat.
No AI expertise needed. Just an appetite for learning with others.
Registration
€300.00
Two for One! You can register two people for the price of one registration.
Featured Speaker
Tricia Friedman
Tricia Friedman is a long time educator who has lived and worked in China, Thailand, Morocco, Ukraine, Indonesia, US, Switzerland, Singapore and now Canada. She is the Director of Shifting Schools and the walker of her beloved dog. She's also an avid podcaster, you can catch her every Monday on the Shifting Schools podcast, or every Thursday on Be a Better Ally.