Mr H: A teacher with 21 years experience who was also a national examiner for Grade 12 examinations country-wide. He has a Masters in ICT in Education and a keen interest in AI in Education, both in training and practical implementation in education.
Mr N: A lecturer for the last 18 years, holds a PhD in Information Management. He is actively involved in research on AI application in business and has published both on national and international forum on the topic.
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Have you ever asked an AI chatbot for help, only to get a vague or unhelpful answer? That usually happens because the chatbot doesn’t know exactly who it should be for you, or why you need its help. The secret hack is simple: always give your AI a role and a purpose. Once you do that, the responses become sharper, …
Have you ever finished an essay, assignment, or set of notes, but felt unsure whether it was good enough? That’s where AI comes in. Instead of waiting for a teacher or tutor, you can scan in your work and ask AI for quick, personalised feedback. This hack saves time, boosts confidence, and helps you improve before the deadline. AI feedback isn’t …
Every student knows the feeling: exam season is coming, and suddenly the days feel too short. You’ve got five different subjects, each with a mountain of work, and no clue where to start. The truth is, one of the biggest struggles isn’t the content itself — it’s organising your time. That’s where this AI hack comes in. With just your …
Imagine revising with a tutor who knows your syllabus, your weak spots, and your exam dates — and never gets tired. That’s the power of a very specific AI tutor. Instead of a generic chatbot, you’ll craft a focused study partner for one subject or even one chapter (think: Grade 12 CAPS Physical Sciences: Mechanics, or “WITS 1st-year Economics: Elasticity”). …
AI tools like ChatGPT can feel like magic. You type in a question, and within seconds, it gives you a neat, confident answer. For students under pressure, it’s tempting to copy and paste those answers into an essay or use them to complete an assignment without doing much thinking yourself. But here’s the catch: relying on AI this way can …
