Past Events

Emma Lanners, Scott Allen, and Rob Gray went over OER and different ways to create AI tutors.

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CTL Faculty Support Fellow Emily FitzGerald will host a conversation about how to consider students’ whole selves in course design, class discussions, assignments, and assessments using embodied methodologies. This approach enables the kind of teaching and learning that encourages exploration, experimentation, and application outside of the classroom, in turn fostering critical thinking, metacognition, and empathy.

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This informative sessions gave faculty lots of ideas about how to implement (or prevent) AI in a short amount of time. Faculty from various disciplines shared with us their favorite AI assignment in quick presentations.

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Cerasela Ceapa, Visiting Instructor of the Practice in Computer Science (University Politehnica of Bucharest), presented about some of the fundamentals of AI in the classroom.

 

AI isn’t here to replace professors, it’s here to make teaching smarter, faster, and more creative! In this interactive workshop, you will discover how AI can become your teaching assistant: generating quizzes, summarizing research, designing lessons plans, and even offering alternative explanations for your students. We’ll cover the basics of ” prompt engineering ” explore real tools you can use right away and tackle the big questions of ethics and academic integrity.

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