Selected work

Evidence from teaching and applied practice

Selected work across AI-literacy curriculum, assessment, adaptive expertise and educational AI systems.

Curriculum & teaching

Nanyang Technological University

AI Literacy in the NTU Core Curriculum

2024–Present

Scale
1,700+ students
Delivery
42 tutorial classes
Focus
Judgement with AI

A case study in integrating grounded research and agentic AI into interdisciplinary undergraduate learning.

The design moves students from foundational readiness to facilitated inquiry and applied mastery. Source libraries, agent-building workflows and human-intervention records make evidence, reasoning and responsibility visible throughout the learning process.

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AI literacyInquiry-led learningHuman judgement

Research & public engagement

Ideas tested in public

Applied educational AI

Tools as inspectable teaching practice

Each prototype asks a practical question: what should AI do, what should the human continue to do, and how should the interface shape that division of cognitive work?

Evidence-grounded conversational knowledge exploration

Ask-Julia

A conversational interface designed around retrieval-grounded answers, accessible evidence and structured follow-up.

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Structured multi-perspective argument analysis

Critical Thinker

A reasoning environment that makes critique more inspectable and reduces premature acceptance of fluent conclusions.

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AI-supported parallel thinking for groups

Six Thinking Hats

A collaborative workflow separating facts, emotions, risks, benefits, alternatives and process control.

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AI-supported instructional design

Generative Lesson Planner

A workflow for creating lesson structures and activities while keeping outcomes, context and educator judgement in control.

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These systems are prototypes rather than validated products. Their purpose is to make assumptions about evidence, reasoning and human responsibility concrete enough to inspect and improve.