Teaching Development Grant (TDG) Writing Workshop with a Walk-In Clinic

Event Details

Date : 1 Sep 2026 (Tue)

Time : 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Venue : Learning Lab (RRS321, 3/F, Run Run Shaw Building, Main Campus, HKU)

Presenter : Prof. Lillian Luk, Assistant Professor, TALIC, HKU

Abstract

During the first hour of the workshop, participants will be guided through the application form and engage in brainstorming activities. The second hour will operate as a walk-in clinic, where colleagues working on their applications can drop by for personalized advice and feedback.

The TDG application deadline for the October 2026 round is Friday, October 2, 2026. If you have questions about eligibility, expectations for successful proposals, etc. or if you’re seeking collaborators, this workshop is an ideal opportunity to clarify your ideas, refine your application, and connect with fellow educators passionate about advancing teaching and learning innovation.

For information, please contact:

Ms. Miffy LEUNG

Teaching and Learning Innovation Centre

Champion in Embodied AI at the 2nd International Competition on AI in Education 2026!

We are proud to share that AI-VR Nursing Innovators has won the Champion Award in Stream 3: Application of Embodied AI at the 2nd International Competition on AI in Education 2026 on15 July 2026.

The competition is an international platform hosted by The Artificial Intelligence Research and Education Alliance (AIREA), bringing together students, educators, researchers and industry professionals to advance innovative, inclusive and responsible uses of AI in education.

The winning submission, “AI-Enhanced Virtual Reality Simulation for Clinical Handover Training: An Embodied AI Approach,” showcases how AI and immersive VR can transform professional healthcare education.

Co-created by the School of Nursing @ (HKU + PolyU) and TALIC @ HKU, the project enables nursing students to practise clinical communication in realistic virtual environments. Through AI-powered nurse avatars, students can conduct ISBAR-structured clinical handovers, receive real-time prompts and feedback, and build confidence before entering real clinical settings.

Congratulations to Team AI-VR Nursing Innovators:

Dr. Benney Wong — School of Nursing, HKU
Mr. Abraham Wan — School of Nursing, HKU
Dr. Carson Hung — TALIC, HKU
Mr. Ziv Tai — TALIC, HKU
Dr. Maggie Chan — School of Nursing, PolyU

This achievement reflects the power of interdisciplinary collaboration in advancing teaching and learning innovation. We are delighted to see how embodied AI, virtual reality, and thoughtful pedagogical design can come together to support safer, more confident and more practice-ready healthcare professionals.

For more information about the project, please visit: https://talic.hku.hk/story260107