Hosted by Charlie Mahoney Description: Learn the basics of what AI is and how it works in everyday tasks. This workshop introduces simple AI concepts, shows what AI can and… Continue reading AI Basics
Hosted by Dr. Deniz Marti Part II is an applied, hands-on session where participants redesign their own assignments using the principles introduced in Part I. Through breakout discussions and guided… Continue reading Teaching in the Age of AI: Designing Learning That Builds Critical Thinking – Part II
Hosted by Dr. Deone Zell ChatGPT is a flexible AI assistant that can act as a teaching partner, research collaborator, and productivity tool. This session will demonstrate how to design interactive assignments, create simulations, and generate customized study materials for students, while also supporting literature reviews, drafting, and peer review simulations. You’ll also see advanced features like agent mode, multimodal… Continue reading ChatGPT for Teaching and Research
Workshop 3: Developing an Ethical AI Curriculum Framework Hosted by Dr. Carmen Saunders-Russell Begin constructing a structured, scalable framework for integrating AI literacy and ethics into your curriculum. This workshop guides you through aligning student learning outcomes, assessment strategies, and ethical reasoning to prepare students for AI Literacy expectations in today’s workforce. Join the event… Continue reading Developing an Ethical AI Curriculum Framework
Hosted by Dr. Joyce Marie Brusasco Description: Address AI in your course syllabi. This workshop provides faculty with practical language, examples, and resources for defining permissible and prohibited uses of AI. Participants will explore approaches for guiding responsible student use, ensuring academic integrity, and co-creating clear AI statements with their classes. Join the event on… Continue reading AI Syllabus Statements
Hosted by Charles Mahoney, M. Ed. Learn how to incorporate clear and effective AI-use guidelines into your syllabus. Address AI in your course syllabi. This workshop provides faculty with practical language,… Continue reading AI Syllabus Statements
Hosted by Charles Mahoney, M. Ed Drop in for quick, practical tips to refresh your course using artificial intelligence. This Tuesday, Tune-Ups will be an informal drop-in session designed to provide quick, practical strategies you can immediately apply to… Continue reading Tuesday Tune Ups – Artificial Intelligence
Hosted by Megan Jones, MA Want AI to give you back hours in your week? Curious how AI can enhance your workflow and streamline teaching? Generative AI tools such… Continue reading Save Time by Using Artificial Intelligence
Hosted by Faculty Technology Center Staff Gain a clear understanding of how Turnitin’s AI detection works, its limitations, and best practices for interpreting reports. This session helps faculty navigate AI-related integrity… Continue reading Turnitin AI Detection
Hosted by Megan Jones, MA Create polished graphics for teaching, learning, and campus communication like posters, infographics, presentations, and more by using Adobe Express. Looking for an accessible graphic design tool… Continue reading Designing Graphics in Adobe Express
Hosted by Charles Mahoney, M. Ed. Getting to know Artificial Intelligence Learn the basics of what AI is and how it works in everyday tasks. This workshop introduces simple AI concepts, shows what AI can and cannot do, and offers easy strategies for using AI safely and responsibly. No prior experience needed; this workshop is… Continue reading AI Basics
Hosted by Megan Jones, MA Getting Started with NotebookLM: An AI tool for organizing ideas, understanding sources, and boosting productivity. Curious about NotebookLM? This workshop provides an introduction to Google’s… Continue reading NotebookLM is All About Your Materials
