Upcoming Events
Upcoming Workshops
The Center for Teaching and Learning is offering AI-related and other workshops throughout this year. Individuals who participate in 4 AI workshops (at least 3 different one-hour sessions) and submit reflections will be eligible to earn special recognition for their commitment to learning about AI. Click here to learn more about the AI-Ready Educator Recognition. Works that can count towards the AI-Ready Educator Recognition are identified as such. You can find the list of AI-related workshops by clicking on this page.
Responding to Unexpected AI Use
Are you struggling with what to do when you believe a student has used AI when it wasn鈥檛 authorized? Please join us in this interactive workshop to learn more about strategies for responding to unintended use of AI.
*this workshop counts towards the AI-Ready Educator Recognition, click here to learn more
The Impact of AI on Student Writing: Critical Considerations for Instructors*
Generative AI has significantly impacted how instructors create and assess student writing assignments across all fields. Join us to examine the impacts of AI and how we can strategically design writing assignments to support student learning. We will consider strategies for supporting responsible use of AI tools that encourage original thinking and authentic student work.
*this workshop counts towards the AI-Ready Educator Recognition, click here to learn more
Crafting and Communicating AI Policies for Your Classroom
Are you interested in thinking through your policies regarding AI usage and how to communicate these with students? Join us for a conversation about how to navigate the complexities of AI course policies. We will discuss best practices for creating clear AI policies and strategies for communicating your expectations with students.
*this workshop counts towards the AI-Ready Educator Recognition, click here to learn more
Reflecting on Your Teaching
During this session, we will challenge you to consider the why and how of your teaching, while opening up your curiosity for feedback and reflection that can make your teaching experience better for you and your students.
Alternative Approaches to Grading
Between the hours instructors spend on grading and the anxiety our students feel around grades, it may be time to consider another way. Join us as we explore alternative grading strategies that put learning at the center of our courses. We will be joined by KSU faculty who will share their own experiences with alternative grading strategies.