AI in Teaching Series: Integrate AI into the Classroom

Explore the potential of artificial intelligence to transform your educational practices. This workshop will address the ethical implications of using AI in education, as well as provide insights into how AI can be incorporated into assignments and classroom activities. Additionally, participants will learn strategies to enhance AI literacy among students, preparing them for a technology-driven future.

Workshop Goals:

• Demonstrate examples of ethical AI use in educational settings.
• Introduce strategies to incorporate AI into student assignments.
• Evaluate various AI tools for classroom applicability.
• Teach methods for improving AI literacy among students.
  

Presenters:

Christine Denison, Associate Professor, Roger P. Murphy Professorship in Accounting and Director, Instructor Development, CELT

Abram Anders, Associate Director, Student Innovation Center and Associate Professor, English.

If you need a reasonable accommodation, you may find more information on the University Human Resources Disability Accommodation page. For graduate student assistants and undergraduate students, please get in touch with Student Accessibility Services.

 Note: Participants should bring a laptop or device for hands-on activities.

* This event will be recorded.

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