At Surrey we want you to feel empowered to use AI to help you work creatively and effectively, whether that’s using AI to support your revision or to facilitate creative and critical thinking in assessments.
We’ve put together some advice on how you can get the most out of AI this exam season, while keeping your skills and judgement front and centre.
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My AI Surrey is your secure portal to access major Large Language Models (LLMS) like ChatGPT. Available to all students, My AI Surrey gives you a space to harness AI to support, not replace, your learning.
Check out the SurreyLearn page to discover more about getting started with My AI Surrey, including FAQs, guidance and tips to help you use AI ethically and effectively.
If you struggle to organise your time, why not let AI help you?
By telling AI your subjects and modules you need to revise, when your exams are and how many hours of the day are available, AI can produce a weekly revision timetable for you. You can then refine the timetable by giving information about how often you’d like a break, times when you’re unavailable and topics that need more time.
Use AI to take your revision notes to the next level. Paste your lecture notes into My AI Surrey and ask it to create revision materials that work best for you. For example, you can ask for a short summary, revision cards or a mind map.
By attaching past paper questions and mark schemes to your conversation with AI, it can support you in improving your answers. You can use AI to give you feedback on your answer, re-write it at a higher level or even just give a hint, rather than the full answer.
We want you to feel confident in using AI to support your learning. Here are a few tips to keep in mind.
You’re in control here! AI doesn’t get things right 100% of the time and we’d encourage you to tell AI when something doesn’t look right. And remember, it’s always you who has the final judgement.
We’re encouraging you to use AI thoughtfully and where it adds value to your learning, so you don’t need to hide it. Follow the ACT guidelines and find out more about how to declare your use of AI.
AI can get things wrong – whether it’s using an outdated source, misunderstanding a concept or using opinion pieces rather than credible articles. By checking AI’s sources, you can make sure information is accurate and from reputable sources.
Even though My AI Surrey is more secure than other AI tools, it’s still best not to include any personal, confidential or sensitive information.
Have a look at SurreyLearn for further information.