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All sessions take place from 12-1 p.m. via Zoom

Navigating Copyright, Licensing & Academic Integrity | Feb. 5

This session will share practical considerations for using AI in teaching and research, including emerging issues around copyright, licensing, and academic integrity. University librarians will discuss how Libraries can help the campus community adapt to these changes.

Transforming Lectures | March 5

Hear from George Jura, Director of School of Nursing act! (academic tech and teaching !nnovation), about the innovative ways that Nursing instructors are enhancing interactivity and encouraging reflection by combining recorded Power Point lectures with AI-assisted tools. These techniques can transform lectures from one-time performances into learning experiences that actively shape student thinking before, during, and long after class.

Cultivating Transparency | April 15

Transparency is a powerful tool for engaging and motivating students. Marc Watkins, Ph.D., an educator and researcher from the University of Mississippi who specializes in the intersection of education and AI, will guide us in exploring what “transparency” means in an AI-enabled learning environment – from clearly communicating expectations for AI use, to designing assignments that make thinking visible, to fostering trust through honest conversations about when (and why) AI may or may not be appropriate. You will leave with practical language, examples, and strategies you can adapt for your courses.

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Feb. 5 - Navigating Copyright, Licensing & Academic Integrity

March 5 - Transforming Lectures

April 15 - Cultivating Transparency

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