2nd IN-SMART Workshop – Applying Learning Design Triangle in Designing AI-Integrated SDL-STEAM Curriculum
Date: 15 Oct 2025 (Wed)
Time: 3:00-5:00pm
Venue: CPD 3.41, Jockey Club Tower, HKU
Target participants: Project teachers / Teachers involved in designing STEAM learning
Topic: Applying Learning Design Triangle in Designing AI-Integrated SDL-STEAM Curriculum
For directions to CPD‑3.41, The Jockey Club Tower, Centennial Campus, The University of Hong Kong, please click here to view the location map (Chinese version only).

Incorrect password, please try again.
Event Highlights (1): Learning Design Triangle
This section gives an introduction on the “Learning Design Triangle” framework, encouraging teachers to become learning designers who apply student-centered design thinking to create meaningful learning experiences. The speaker explains the importance of applying the Learning Design Triangle in design, introduces its three components (intended learning outcomes, disciplinary practice, and pedagogical approach), and provides examples of each component that are commonly used in STEAM courses.
Presentation Slides of the 2nd Workshop (Chinese Version Only)
Event Highlights (2): “Prompt Engineering” Techniques
This section gives a summary on several “prompt engineering” techniques. Participants apply these techniques to make inquiries to the AI chatbot in the Learning Design Studio (LDS). This hands-on experience and interaction not only reinforce their understanding of how to write clear intended learning outcomes, but also encourage them to transfer what has been learnt into their own STEAM learning designs, designing self-directed learning STEAM courses that integrate elements of artificial intelligence.
Innovation Network for STEAM Mature, AI Ready Talents
Copyright © 2025 The University of Hong Kong. All Rights Reserved.
The Meaning of IN-SMART (Chinese Version Only)
IN-SMART Support Mode (Chinese Version Only)
IN-SMART Support Cases (Chinese Version Only)
Enquiries
Contact person: Ms. Yoyo CHAN (Project Assistant)
Tel: 3917 0744
E-mail: yoyocmi@hku.hk
Research Ethics
This project is approved by the Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC), reference Number: EA250499

