We are delighted to confirm our programme for the Generative AI Assessment Good Practice Event that will be taking place on Wednesday 25 November.

The event will be held between 13:15 and 17:00 in the Visualisation Centre building on the Penglais campus – with presentations taking place in Tŷ Trafod, as well as VC rooms 0.03 and VC 0.06.

An exciting line up of presenters from across the university will be joining us for the event. In the first round of presentations, we will be hearing from:

• Daniel Bryant from the Digital Education Team within Library, Academic and Digital Services.
• Bernie Tiddeman and Christine Zarges from the Department of Computer Science.
• Rhys Dafydd Jones, Emma Butler-Way, Tom Holt from the Department of Geography and Earth Sciences.

Academics from across the university will then present more areas of good practice relating to generative AI and assessments. The other speakers that we have lined up are:

• Miguel Hernandez from the Department of History & Welsh History.
• Louise Chennel from the School of Art.
• Lauren Harvey from Department of Law & Criminology.
• Cennydd Jones and Hazel Davey from the Department of Life Sciences.
• Daniel Peck from the Department of Mathematics.
• Jamie Harris from the Department of English & Creative Writing.
• Steve Atherton from the School of Education.
• Alex Mangold from the Department of Modern Languages.

The full programme and abstracts will be announced on the university webpage soon. In the meantime, you can book your place clicking on this link.