With the rapid advancement of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI), new opportunities are emerging for Science Education. At the same time, increasing emphasis is being placed on students' information literacy, digital literacy and responsible use of technology.
This workshop series explores how AI can support teaching, learning and assessment in Science Education, as well as cross-curricular learning, through practical demonstrations and classroom-based examples. Topics include scientific inquiry, personalised learning and assessment, AI literacy and STEAM project learning, helping teachers explore a range of applications for AI in Science Education.
Date: 13 November and 20 November 2026 (Friday)
Time: 4:00 – 5:00 PM
Mode: Online (Zoom)
Target: Secondary Science Teachers
Date: 13 November 2026 (Friday)
Workshop Focus: Media and Digital Literacy
This session demonstrates how AI tools can be used to enhance students’ learning motivation while developing their ability to evaluate AI-generated responses, verify information, identify bias and use technology responsibly.
Featured AI Tools:
• AI Drawing Assistant
• Graphic Organiser Generator
• 3D Model Generator
• Visual Explanation Assistant
Date: 20 November 2026 (Friday)
Workshop Focus: STEAM and Innovation & Technology Education
This session demonstrates how teachers can use AI tools during lesson preparation to design interdisciplinary learning contexts, connect concepts across different subjects, and develop authentic STEAM learning activities and project-based learning experiences.
Featured AI Tools:
• News Hub
• SSI Interactive Exploration Platform
• Quick Quiz
• Presentation Generator
• Worksheet Generator
Participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance indicating the corresponding Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours based on the number of workshop sessions attended.
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