LUMI AI in Brightspace
LUMI is now available inside Brightspace, for faculty only. LUMI leverages Anthropic’s Large Language Model (LLM) Claude by using content provided by the course creator.
SUNY’s agreement with D2L protects Faculty intellectual property by ensuring that:
- D2L does not own input content
- D2L does not own output content
- D2L will not use input content to train their Generative AI models
SUNY’s agreement with D2L requires that users will not represent that output content is human generated when it is not.
LUMI Idea - Discussions
The LUMI Idea tool in Brightspace Discussions provides quick, AI-generated discussion topic ideas based on course content. It assists in creating new discussion topics or enhancing existing ones by suggesting relevant prompts.
Open your course in Brightspace, go to the Content tool and open the module you would like to put the discussion into. Click on the blue Upload/Create button and in the drop-down menu, select New Discussion.
When the discussion topic form opens up, click on the Generate Discussion Ideas (LUMI AI icon) toward the top right.
A new page will open with three options to select (Number of ideas, level of Bloom’s Taxonomy, and the content.
Choose the number of ideas you would like generated (3,4, or 5).
Choose the level of Bloom’s Taxonomy you would like to apply (Create, Evaluate, Analyze, Apply, Understand or Remember).
Choose the content source you would like the discussion topics to be generated from.
Click on the blue Generate button.
The page will show a blue box while it is generating the ideas.
Once the suggested ideas are generated, you can scroll through the list. Select the radio button next to the discussion topic you have chosen, then click the blue Insert button.
Now you will be back to the discussion topic page. You should review the AI discussion topic suggestion and make any necessary edits. Next you can choose any settings you would like engaged. Finally, click the blue Save and Close button.
You can find the discussion in your module as well as inside the Discussions tool. It will automatically create a forum with the same name as the topic.