Bridging Awarding Gap (BAG) AI For All: Technologies for Inclusive Bioscience Education
Bridging Awarding Gap (BAG) AI For All: Technologies for Inclusive Bioscience Education.
Details
When? Wednesday 10 September 2025, 09:30 to 13:00
Where? Multi-hub hybrid event
AI For All: Technologies for Inclusive Bioscience Education
Date: 10 September 2025, 09:30-13:00
Everyone's talking about AI in education - often focusing on the risks. But AI also holds promise for inclusive teaching and learning, from personalised feedback and learner analytics to inclusive curriculum design, assessment, tutoring, and career guidance.
Join the Bioscience Awarding Gap Network at AI For All to explore the opportunities, share ideas, and discover practical ways to adapt your bioscience teaching to make the most of these powerful new tools. This workshop will equip educators with the knowledge and tools to turn ideas into impactful action.
Participants will:
- Identify practical AI solutions for enhancing inclusivity in bioscience education.
- Collaborate on designing action plans tailored to their specific educational contexts.
- Engage with experts and peers to refine strategies and address implementation challenges.
- Gain insights into ethical AI usage to ensure equitable learning opportunities.
Confirmed keynote speaker: Professor Carl Larsen, University of Liverpool
Registration
This workshop is free and open to attendees from all HUBS member institutions. Advance booking is essential and can be completed via the 'Login to make a booking' and then 'Book this event' button at the top of the page. The meeting link will be circulated with registered attendees ahead of the event.Venue
This meeting is a multi-hub hybrid event. We would like, where possible, for participants to join in groups from a suitable hub - a video-conferencing room on your campus. You can either host your own hub or travel to one nearby. Please refer to the map for the current hubs and Host a Hub to add your own.
Code of Conduct
By its Royal Charter, the Royal Society of Biology (RSB) has the powers to promote, establish and support standards of professional skill and conduct. The RSB is committed to ensuring equal opportunities in the life sciences, and supports diversity throughout the pipeline. We proactively promote a culture of inclusivity within our discipline and the broader STEM community. It is vital at any RSB event or meeting, that everyone attending is free from any form of harassment or discrimination, feels comfortable and safe, and has the opportunity for an enjoyable experience.