Annual MHeNs Research Day

We are told that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will change the world, but how will it change your world?

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Karin van Leeuwen awarded NWO Open Competition SSH XS grant

€50,000 for the project ‘Judicialization and democracy: towards an historicized approach’.

Karin van Leeuwen

Generative AI (GenAI) is transforming education by offering tools that simplify complex tasks, foster creativity, and support personalised learning. From crafting essays to automating lesson plans, GenAI helps both students and educators improve efficiency and innovation. However, responsible use requires awareness of the tools’ strengths, weaknesses, and ethical implications.

  • Personalised learning: tailored explanations and tutoring on complex topics
  • Writing assistance: grammar correction, summarisation, paraphrasing, and idea generation
  • Language support: real-time translations and linguistic analysis for multilingual education
  • Study aid: quick summaries of articles, textbooks, or research papers
  • Visualisation: simplifying concepts with visuals, charts, or mind maps
  • Career preparation: Assistance with resumes, cover letters, and interview preparation

 

Resources for students

Guidelines for learning with LLMs

GenAI guidelines for students

Explore our curated collection of resources on Generative AI (GenAI). This page includes a comprehensive list of internal and external documents designed to support students and educators in understanding and responsibly using GenAI tools. 

From institutional guidelines and best practices to research papers and instructional guides, these resources provide insights into the capabilities, risks, and applications of GenAI in education. Whether you're seeking practical advice or deeper knowledge, this page is your gateway to leveraging GenAI effectively and ethically.

Resources

 

If you know of other internal articles or blog posts to be added to this list, please contact us!