We’ve launched a new tool to help you understand your own AI skills and knowledge—it’s quick, private, and designed just for students. Here’s what to know:
- What it is: A self-guided AI chatbot built with the University of Sydney to help you figure out how ready you are to use AI in your learning. This is a pilot version we’re testing to gather feedback and improve the experience.
- What it does: Asks you a few questions about how you currently use AI and what you know about it.
- What you get: A short summary with feedback on what you’re doing well, where you can improve, and tips for using AI effectively in your courses.
- Privacy: The tool is hosted on the Cogniti system developed by the University of Sydney. Read privacy information below.
- How to access: You’ll log in using your UBC student email. The tool runs on a secure site hosted by the University of Sydney.
- Time commitment: It only takes about 10–15 minutes.
- Why try it: It’s a simple way to get some clarity on where you’re at with AI and where to grow—great if you’re not sure how AI fits into your studies.
- Next steps: Based on your results, you’ll get links to learning resources that can help you build your skills.
Click on the Image to get started with the student AI Readiness Assessment Tool!
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Privacy Information
Cogniti, AI is an optional tool that is being provided to you as a resource to enhance your understanding of Generative AI. Your personal information is collected and shared with Cogniti under the authority of section 26(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA).
To provide you with access to Cogniti, UBC must disclose your name and UBC email to the provider of the tool. The information disclosed by the University will be used in accordance with the agreed-upon terms, which generally limited to providing you with the products, content, or services and for related activities such as customer service and helpdesk functions.
Use of the platform is in accordance with their privacy policy.
For questions or concerns about how this information is collected, used, or stored, please contact the Learning Technology Hub (lt.hub@ubc.ca).
