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Making AI Work for You in the Classroom & Beyond Series

Attitudes, Agency, and Action: Understanding the Impact of Our Personal Conceptualizations of AI on How We Approach it in Our Work

September 10

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm (EST)

Zoom

In this engaging session, Dr. Chris Kilgore from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, will facilitate and guide participants in an exploration of our thinking about what Generative AI is, what roles we think it might play in our work, and how we seek to prepare students to use it in the teaching and learning enterprise.  This is the first session in our learning community series that brings faculty from across the UT system to share their experiences with AI in their academic work. Participants will have an opportunity to listen to different strategies, practices, and information about AI and reflect on how they might use what they learned to positively impact teaching and learning in their context.

Fears & Fascinations:  What Every Faculty Member Needs to Know about UT Students & GenAI

October 15

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm (EST)

Zoom

This learning community series brings together faculty from across the UT system to share their experiences with AI in their academic work. Participants will have an opportunity to listen to different strategies, practices, and information about AI and reflect on how they might use what they learned to positively impact teaching and learning in their context.

In this session, our presenters will share the results of their research on UT students’ use, concerns, and attitudes about Gen AI. We will then discuss how their findings influence our thinking and, ultimately, our practice related to AI.

Presenters:

  • Dr. Kirsten Benson, UTK
  • Dr. Jeff Ringer, UTK
  • Dr. Alisa Wilson, UTM
Register for October Session

 

Empower Your Classroom: Unleashing the Potential of UT Verse AI

November 12

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm (EST)

Zoom

This learning community series brings together faculty from across the UT system to share their experiences with AI in their academic work. Participants will have an opportunity to listen to different strategies, practices, and information about AI and reflect on how they might use what they learned to positively impact teaching and learning in their context.

In this session, you will be introduced to UT Verse, UT’s generative AI chat universe. Mark Greig, UT Verse’s Principal Architect, is the featured speaker.

Register for November Session