Navigating AI's Impact on Teaching and Learning with Resources from Macmillan Learning
As the rapid development of artificial intelligence reshapes the higher educational landscape, you may find themself at a crossroads. While AI introduces a myriad of challenges, it also creates new pathways for teaching and learning. Read below for tips and actionable insights on how to implement AI into any course; how the AI Tutor within Achieve is having significant impact on student success and watch our recent webinars on 'Taking AI to the Next Level in your Course.'
Harnessing AI in the Classroom: Seven Practical Tips You Can Use Now
How to Select the Best AI Tutor for Your Students
When intentionally designed, the power of generative AI chatbots can be used to empower student learning, not impede it. To understand how the underlying design of AI chatbots for students can drive desired learning outcomes and align with your pedagogical values, download the Educators’ Guide to Selecting an AI Tutor.
Students Using Macmillan Learning AI Tutor Show Improved Problem Solving Skills, Confidence and Engagement
Does an AI Tutor improve students’ confidence? Exam performance? Understanding? Macmillan Learning's AI Tutor does! With over 2 million interactions analysed in this research, students showed increased confidence, improved problem-solving skills and better test results.
One of the coolest parts? The AI Tutor is available 24/7, with data showing that students use it the most from 6 p.m. to 3 a.m. A great way to reduce those late-night panicked emails from students!
Take a look and see how Achieve with the AI tutor can help your students succeed
Discover the Potential of Generative AI in Education: Watch Our Webinars to Elevate Your Teaching Strategies!
Taking AI to the Next Level in your Course
Ready to go beyond the basics of AI in the classroom? This advanced session explored practical strategies for gaining buy-in from reluctant colleagues, integrating AI tools into your syllabus, and managing classroom dynamics with ethical, accessible AI practices.
Learn how to support students, streamline tasks, and foster inclusivity while preparing for the future of AI in education.
Fostering belonging with AI: Practical Strategies for Inclusive Classrooms
Creating an inclusive classroom is more important than ever, and AI tools can help make it easier. This session explores how to foster a sense of belonging for every student, with practical tips for designing activities, assignments, and communication strategies that support diverse learners.
Learn how AI can streamline tasks like creating personalised materials or facilitating peer engagement, freeing up time to focus on what matters most: building connections and making every student feel seen and supported.
Teaching and Learning Resources for a World With AI
With Achieve, you gain access to an array of tools, resources, and support to conquer common classroom challenges. Whether you need help implementing engaging active learning strategies, deterring cheating, or providing differentiated support Achieve has got you covered.
- AI-powered Tutor: Empower your students with Achieve’s AI Student Tutor, offering 24/7 Socratic-style support when instructors aren't available. By guiding students with probing questions, the AI Student Tutor transforms homework into a meaningful learning experience that aligns with your human-centric approach to teaching
- Anti-Cheating Settings: The Achieve courseware platform has assessment settings like copy/paste limitations, improved question randomisation, and other features that prevent students from copying questions into search engines and AI chatbots. See all the settings here.
- iClicker AI Question Creator: Create novel, never-before-seen assessment questions instantly. With iClicker’s floating toolbar, educators can deploy these questions in seconds to assess student understanding in real time.
See how Achieve can work for you with a free sample course below.
Watch our AI Tutor Product Tour““They use the AI tutor to help them when they are stuck solving a problem. I have noticed that students are learning how to solve problems from the Socratic method in which the AI responds to their questions.
-Instructor