Diffusing innovation to support faculty engagement in the integration of language and content across the disciplines in an internationalized Canadian university

Spiliotopoulos, Valia; Wallace, Amanda; Ilieva, Roumi

doi:10.1080/07294360.2022.2052813

Higher Education Research & Development

2022

DOI: 10.1080/07294360.2022.2052813

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Diffusing innovation to support faculty engagement in the integration of language and content across the disciplines in an internationalized Canadian university

Valia Spiliotopoulos

Amanda Wallace

Roumi Ilieva

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Can ChatGPT Grade Non-Native Academic English Writing?

Makarova,

Li,

Wang

2024

AI Approaches to Literacy in Higher Education

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This chapter reports the results of a pilot study investigating the potential of ChatGPT to assess (or grade) texts produced by international graduate students whose mother tongue is other than English (IGS). The chapter overviews some suggested applications of ChatGPT to academic writing (AW) and particularly, for English as an additional language (EAL) contexts. Most works up to date consider ChatGPT applications for literacy and writing skills development. The authors compare evaluations of texts by ChatGPT vis-à-vis human experts. The texts employed for the study are short literature reviews written by IGS in Canadian universities. The results demonstrate some potential of ChatGPT for assessment. However, while ChatGPT provides mostly relevant scores and comments related to the assessment rubrics provided, the comments are not diversified and individualized enough. ChatGPT queries for assessment should be modified and the tool trained in diversifying comments to achieve better results.

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Can ChatGPT Grade Non-Native Academic English Writing?

Makarova,

Li,

Wang

2024

AI Approaches to Literacy in Higher Education

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Diffusing innovation to support faculty engagement in the integration of language and content across the disciplines in an internationalized Canadian university

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Can ChatGPT Grade Non-Native Academic English Writing?

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