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New Podcast mini-series launched – AI in Education: Pedagogy First

At the Jisc AI Team, we have recently launched the first instalment in our Podcast mini-series, AI in Education: Pedagogy First.  

In this first episode, I spoke with Scott Hayden, Head of Digital Learning at Basingstoke College of Technology about how he and his team are using AI to support personalised learning. 

Through talking with Scott, I found out more about how the college is using Century Tech, an AI teaching and learning platform, to support students who are studying GCSE maths and English.  

He explained that a key strength of this platform is its capacity to analyse a student’s strengths and identify areas where they might need extra support. He also emphasised the benefits he has seen from using AI, which include improved attendance and reducing teacher workload.

During our conversation, we discussed the lessons Scott and the team have learned, including how to embed AI strategically so that it becomes an integral part of teaching and learning – and not just a bolt-on. 

 I hope you enjoy listening to the episode. Please let us know your thoughts by commenting on this piece.   


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Get in touch with the team directly at AI@jisc.ac.uk

By Tom Moule

Senior AI Specialist at The National Centre for AI in Tertiary Education

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