
TNE – Inclusive Education Academy (Bangladesh)
Date & times: 27 October, 10:00–15:00 Dhaka (05:00–10:00 UK)
Purpose: Explore how GenAI can make learning more accessible and inclusive for:
- Students with specific learning difficulties (e.g., dyslexia, ADHD, autism)
- Students with sensory impairments (visual, hearing)
- Students from financially challenged backgrounds
- Women in HE/TVET
How the day works:
- Morning (10:00–12:00): Intro to NTU’s Good Practice Guide “Learning, Teaching & Assessment with GenAI” + breakout discussion on 5 topics.
- Afternoon (13:00–15:00): Use-case group work with personas + presentation using provided templates.
Joining info & access:
- Enrol on accessible.academy
- Teacher: Nick Shopland

A guide to the use of Generative AI in your university work including:
- General Intro
- Dos and Don'ts
- Ethical Considerations
- Getting the best out of GenAI
- Referencing GenAI Content
- Limitations of GenAI
- Teacher: David Brown
- Teacher: Andy Burton
- Teacher: Nick Shopland

Course Overview
This short course is designed to introduce Higher Education (HE) staff to the fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence (AI), with a focus on practical applications in teaching, learning, and administration. It covers key concepts, tools, ethical considerations, and real-world use cases to help staff engage confidently and critically with AI technologies
- Teacher: David Brown
- Teacher: Andy Burton
- Teacher: Nick Shopland

A full version of the toolkit. To be presented as distinct sections for different use cases/personae.
This is the full course content as available on the diversasia site.