This opportunity is part of the King's Edge Summer Skills Programme.
This workshop is part of the KAiZEN Collab! AI Showcase & LearnHack - Day 1. Explore the full Day 1 schedule and sign up via King’s Edge. We encourage you to sign up to the full day or can attend just the workshop if you have limited time.
This practical, hands-on workshop introduces participants to building a custom AI tutor grounded in their own course materials, lecture content, revision resources, or assessment guidance. Through guided activities, participants will learn how to structure tutor instructions, organise materials, and design prompts that encourage explanation, feedback, and critical thinking rather than simple answer-giving. The session will also explore how AI can support learning responsibly while remaining mindful of limitations such as hallucinations and over-confidence in outputs.
Suitable for beginners, educators, professional services colleagues, and students interested in teaching, learning, revision, or academic support.
Attendee requirements: A laptop is required. Participants should bring a small selection of course or learning materials they are comfortable using during the session. No prior technical knowledge is needed.
Dr S Helen Oram MBChB, PhD, FRCP, FRCPath, MMEd, SFHEA
Dr Oram is a Consultant Haematologist with a specialist interest in Paediatric and Adolescent/Young Adult Haematology, and a Reader at King’s College London. She is the FoLSM Lead for AI in Education and Director of Assessments at GKT Medical School.
Alongside her clinical and academic roles, she contributes nationally to medical education and assessment as Associate Medical Director for Assessment Quality at the Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the UK, a GMC Medical Licensing Assessment Advisor, and a Senior Examiner for both MRCP and FRCPath. She also contributes to the British Society for Haematology Teenage/Young Adult Specialty Interest Group.
For more details or any other queries, please contact Huong Anh Trinh (huong_anh.trinh@kcl.ac.uk) or Faustina Jayaprakash (faustina.1.jayaprakash@kcl.ac.uk)
Event ID: 01978-C7Z2Y