#AI-literacy

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  • AI literacy

    AI literacy is a multidimensional capability spanning recognition, critical evaluation, functional application, creation, ethical awareness, and contextual judgement—not reducible to any single dimension.

  • Any claim that a course or programme of study develops AI literacy requires important qualifications—literacy develops through sustained practice, is developmental and contextual, and cannot be fully assessed at course completion.

  • AI-forward

    AI-forward describes institutions treating AI integration as ongoing strategic practice requiring active engagement, rather than fixed deployment of finished solutions.

#artificial-intelligence

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  • Large language models are deep learning models with billions of parameters, trained on vast text corpora using self-supervised learning, capable of general-purpose language tasks.

  • GraphRAG

    A technique that combines knowledge graphs with retrieval-augmented generation for structured reasoning

  • AI reasoning capability that draws conclusions by traversing multiple connected concepts

#assessment

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  • Any claim that a course or programme of study develops AI literacy requires important qualifications—literacy develops through sustained practice, is developmental and contextual, and cannot be fully assessed at course completion.

#context-engineering

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  • A system-level discipline focused on building dynamic, state-aware information ecosystems for AI agents

  • GraphRAG

    A technique that combines knowledge graphs with retrieval-augmented generation for structured reasoning

  • Knowledge graph

    A structured representation of knowledge using entities connected by explicit, typed relationships

  • AI reasoning capability that draws conclusions by traversing multiple connected concepts

#context-sovereignty

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#education

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  • A six-dimension framework that underlies all forms of literacy—information, media, digital, data, and AI literacy share the same structural pattern.

#framework

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  • AI literacy

    AI literacy is a multidimensional capability spanning recognition, critical evaluation, functional application, creation, ethical awareness, and contextual judgement—not reducible to any single dimension.

  • A six-dimension framework that underlies all forms of literacy—information, media, digital, data, and AI literacy share the same structural pattern.

#generative-ai

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  • Large language models are deep learning models with billions of parameters, trained on vast text corpora using self-supervised learning, capable of general-purpose language tasks.

  • A system-level discipline focused on building dynamic, state-aware information ecosystems for AI agents

#information-architecture

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  • A system-level discipline focused on building dynamic, state-aware information ecosystems for AI agents

  • Knowledge graph

    A structured representation of knowledge using entities connected by explicit, typed relationships

#knowledge-graphs

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  • A system-level discipline focused on building dynamic, state-aware information ecosystems for AI agents

  • GraphRAG

    A technique that combines knowledge graphs with retrieval-augmented generation for structured reasoning

  • Knowledge graph

    A structured representation of knowledge using entities connected by explicit, typed relationships

  • AI reasoning capability that draws conclusions by traversing multiple connected concepts

#knowledge-representation

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  • Knowledge graph

    A structured representation of knowledge using entities connected by explicit, typed relationships

#language-model

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  • Any claim that a course or programme of study develops AI literacy requires important qualifications—literacy develops through sustained practice, is developmental and contextual, and cannot be fully assessed at course completion.

  • A six-dimension framework that underlies all forms of literacy—information, media, digital, data, and AI literacy share the same structural pattern.

#machine-learning

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  • Large language models are deep learning models with billions of parameters, trained on vast text corpora using self-supervised learning, capable of general-purpose language tasks.

#model-context-protocol

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#organisation

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  • AI-forward

    AI-forward describes institutions treating AI integration as ongoing strategic practice requiring active engagement, rather than fixed deployment of finished solutions.

  • Any claim that a course or programme of study develops AI literacy requires important qualifications—literacy develops through sustained practice, is developmental and contextual, and cannot be fully assessed at course completion.

#prompt-engineering

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  • Prompt engineering

    Using natural language to produce desired responses from large language models through iterative refinement

#reasoning

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  • AI reasoning capability that draws conclusions by traversing multiple connected concepts

  • A multidimensional framework for scholarship spanning discovery, integration, application, and teaching.

#retrieval-augmented-generation

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  • GraphRAG

    A technique that combines knowledge graphs with retrieval-augmented generation for structured reasoning

#scholarship

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  • A multidimensional framework for scholarship spanning discovery, integration, application, and teaching.

  • Prompt engineering

    Using natural language to produce desired responses from large language models through iterative refinement

  • AI-forward

    AI-forward describes institutions treating AI integration as ongoing strategic practice requiring active engagement, rather than fixed deployment of finished solutions.

  • A multidimensional framework for scholarship spanning discovery, integration, application, and teaching.