Knowledge Sharing Assessment & Feedback

Hacking HE: Lessons from a GenAI assessment hackathon

Exploring how a GenAI assessment hackathon can help academics rethink assessment design, share practice and focus on what assessment is really measuring.

8th September 2026

Imparting Knowledge

Imparting Knowledge

This category includes sharing expertise with others, such as through teaching, mentoring, public speaking, or workshop facilitation. 

Delivering internal workshops 
Some CMBEs run workshops for colleagues on topics such as problem-based learning or innovative assessment techniques. Keeping a record of participant feedback or workshop slides provides evidence. 

Conference presentations for educator audiences 
Presenting at learning and teaching conferences can be logged under this category. A conference schedule or speaker confirmation supports your claim. 

Structured mentoring and coaching 
If you regularly mentor colleagues, graduate teaching assistants, or early-career academics in teaching practice, you can claim this activity. Anonymised meeting notes or a reflection on the mentoring process serve as verification. 

Maximum hours claimable per year: up to 10 hours 

CMBE Spotlight: Mentoring

This CMBE Spotlight features an example of mentoring as part of Imparting Knowledge CPD.

By Dr Ki-Soon Hwang, FHEA, MCILT, PhD, CMBE

Senior Lecturer, Kingston Business School