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Setting AI Expectations for Students

August 15 | 12-1:30 p.m. | Zoom

Whether or not you plan to incorporate generative AI in your teaching, it is critical to establish and share your expectations for AI use with students. In this session we will (1) discuss AI-related expectations to incorporate in your syllabus, assignments, and assessments and (2) consider how to respond if you believe AI may have been used inappropriately.

Challenging Conversations

August 22 | 12-1:30 p.m. | Zoom

Join CTLM and the Office of Student Assistance and Support for a conversation about navigating challenging dynamics in the classroom. In this session you will learn about campus resources and begin to develop language and strategies that work for you. This is a companion event to the web guide Navigating Classroom Dynamics & Disruptions.

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August 15 - Setting AI Expectations for Students

August 22 - Challenging Conversations

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