Intercultural Training Game Design with ChatGPT, by Gamze Yilmaz

I designed this assignment for my online intercultural communication course, and it can be easily adapted to a different course or modality. I’m experimenting with this over the summer, but scaffolding the assignment in 2-3 iterations over the course of the regular semester would be ideal.

Assessment ideas for an AI enabled world, By Dr Isobel Bowditch, Digital Assessment Advisor, UCL & contributors

This is a very comprehensive list of useful ideas for assignment and assessment designs that professors can implement as they adapt their teaching methods for an AI-augmented world. I like that the list includes actionable ideas that can be adapted or enhanced using current assessments in any course.  

AI Pedagogy Project creates innovative AI-integrated teaching strategies and tools for courses particularly in humanities. Check out their repository below to access specific assignments designed by integrating AI:

How to Use AI to Create Role-Play Scenarios, by Ethan Mollick and Lilach Mollick

Using a customizable prompt you can create real-life role playing scenarios in any class. AI acts as a mentor and a fellow actor to guide students through the interaction without directly explaining them steps for success. This is an effective tool for skill development and application of course concepts in real life. Note that it generates the best output in ChatGPT-4. Click on the below article and scroll down the article to access the prompt.

You can see the piloted examples on ChatGPT here.

Interactive Learning Module with ChatGPT, adapted by Gamze Yilmaz

I adapted the the role playing scenarios to generate an interactive learning module with AI for my Communication Research Methods course. This module is designed to help undergraduate students understand and practice key concepts in communication research methods and identify areas of improvement in their learning process. I need to add more nuanced content to the “Lessons” section but it performs pretty well as it is (on ChatGPT4 and plus). Here it is:

Here is a pilot example for the prompt I adapted: