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Contextualizing AI in Higher Ed: Understanding the Tools and Their Impact
Justin Begle and Gordon Rakita
This event is interactive conversation for faculty who are new to exploring artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on the higher education setting. We will briefly discuss the implications that the various types of AI, including machine learning and natural language processing are having on how faculty and students are working in a university setting. Then we will demonstrate a few AI tools. After these demonstrations, we’ll move into our discussion and question and answer period.
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Welcoming AI Policies for Your Class
Suzanne Ehrlich and Rob Rose
In this workshop, we'll explore the integration of AI in higher education and develop effective, inclusive policies for its use. We'll focus on key factors in determining AI policies, such as ethical implications and academic integrity, and provide guidelines for creating clear, inclusive policies. You'll also learn strategies for effectively communicating these policies to students. By the end of the workshop, you'll be equipped to craft comprehensive AI policies for your classroom that enhance learning while maintaining academic standards.
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How AI Impacts the Teaching & Learning Process: The Need for Friction and Reclaiming Slowness
Gordon Rakita and Linda Howell
A workshop exploring how AI, despite its benefits, shouldn’t replace the challenges that foster deep learning.
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