Enhancing SoTL through Generative AI - Opportunities and Ethical Considerations
This presentation explores the role of generative AI (GenAI) in enhancing the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL), using Felten’s five principles of good practice as a guiding framework. As educators within higher education institutions increasingly integrate GenAI into teaching and research, it is vital to consider how these tools can support scholarly inquiry into student learning, while remaining contextually grounded, methodologically rigorous, collaborative, and appropriately public.
Through practical examples and case-based scenarios, the session demonstrates how generative GenAI can assist in analysing critical reflection of current practice, enhancing teaching approaches and learning materials, supporting SoTL research design, fostering student partnerships, and amplifying the reach of scholarly outputs. Attendees will gain insights into ethical considerations, opportunities, and limitations of GenAI in SoTL, as well as ideas for integrating GenAI tools into their own scholarly teaching practices. The session invites critical reflection and dialogue about the responsible use of GenAI to enhance teaching, learning, and scholarly impact.
Funding
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History
Advance HE Fellowship status
- Principal Fellowship
Author's role
- Educational developer
Accessibility status
- Has passed accessibility checks
Twitter username
@suebecksAffiliation
Sheffield Hallam UniversityDate of resource creation
April 2025Language
EnglishLearning Resource Type
- Conference Contribution
Target Group or Audience
Educators and studentsLearning Outcome
Learn about SoTL and GenAI and the connectionsTarget Expertise or Skill Level
- Beginner