AI Teacher Hub

The AI Teacher Hub is designed to support UQ staff to use, talk about, and design for AI in your teaching.

A summary of key updates for 2025 is available on the Lead through Learning website. This site complements the AI Student Hub and AI Research Hub, the Graduate School is also developing guidance to support research higher degree supervision.

 We welcome your input into UQ’s work with AI in teaching and learning. Please complete this form to provide any feedback or ideas.

Last Updated: 19 Dec 2025

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Guidance and resources

Introducing AI and what students think about it

  • What is AI, Gen AI and MT?
  • How students use and feel about AI
  • AI weaknesses and risks for learning

Read the introduction to AI

UQ’s rules for using AI in assessment

  • UQ’s approach to AI use and academic integrity expectations 
  • Acknowledging and referencing AI
  • AI detection
  • Helping students use AI responsibly in assessment
  • Talking with students about AI, assessment and integrity  

Learn how AI can be used in assessment

Designing and securing assessment

  • Assessment design decisions
  • What is secure assessment?
  • Examples of secure assessment tasks
  • Assessment hurdle design
  • Planning open assessment (AI permitted)
  • Technology to support assessment

Design your assessment with AI in mind

Teaching students to use AI responsibly

  • Ethical considerations 
  • Discussing responsible AI use in your classes
  • Helping students to use AI as a learning tool 
  • Using AI in your teaching

Introduce students to the ethics of AI

AI access and training

  • UQ AI tools for staff and students
  • Training and online resources
  • Additional platforms
  • Resources: Talking to students about tools and training
  • Connect with an Assessment Transformation Learning Designer

Discover UQ's tools and resources

Shaping UQ’s AI future

  • AI seminars and feedback
  • Governance and UQ AI networks
  • Student engagement
  • Have your say

Read about the future of AI at UQ