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Target Participants:

University and college instructors teaching EGAP/ESAP courses or EMI subjects (Priority will be given to instructors from Key Cultivation Universities, Key Cultivation Colleges, and Broad-based Enhancement Universities.)

 

Abstract:

This workshop explores lesson planning from the perspective of teacher–AI collaboration, inviting EAP teachers to consider the roles and potential of AI throughout the lesson design process. Focusing on differentiated learning tasks and formative assessment, two challenging areas in EAP instruction, the workshop will demonstrate how AI can be used to incorporate discipline-specific topics, adapt classroom tasks to learners’ proficiency levels and needs, design appropriate learning scaffolds, and develop assessment criteria and feedback for classroom activities. The workshop will also introduce a selection of practical AI tools and resources for teachers’ reference and application in their own teaching contexts.

 

Workshop objectives:

  • Develop familiarity with ways of integrating AI into EAP lesson design.
  • Use AI to design differentiated learning tasks that enhance student engagement and motivation.
  • Use AI to plan classroom assessment and feedback, making lesson preparation more effective.

 

Schedule:


Time

Content

14:4515:00

Opening

15:0015:50

AI-Assisted English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Lesson Design

15:5016:00

QA Discussion & Closing

 

Registration Period:

Open from now until Wednesday, September 30. Spots are limited; early registration is recommended.

 

Certificate of Participation:

1. For teachers who require a certificate of participation, please fill in your basic information in the post-session questionnaire.

2. We will send the PDF file of the certificate via email by October 14.

 

The entire session will be audio and video recorded.

Registration Information



(Please fill in the full English name, e.g., National Taiwan University, Language Training and Testing Center.)





Pre-Session Reflection: Challenges in Applying AI to Lesson Planning
(Responses may help inform the focus of the session.)