Stearns Center for Teaching and Learning

Tag: Artificial Intelligence

Workshop: ChatGPT, AI Text Generator Tools, and…Inclusive Teaching?

Register here | Facilitator: Rachel Yoho

Access to artificial intelligence (AI) text generators has upended education – and many other sectors – as much or more than past technology advancements and innovations. Join us in this workshop as we discuss how we continue teaching with impact and to support all students in this new reality. We explore instructional approaches, considerations, and methods to help us teach with less stress and more strategy.

*Adding to your calendar will not register you for the event; please register using the link above.

Workshop: ChatGPT, AI Text Generator Tools, and…Inclusive Teaching?

Register here | Facilitator: Rachel Yoho

Access to artificial intelligence (AI) text generators has upended education – and many other sectors – as much or more than past technology advancements and innovations. Join us in this workshop as we discuss how we continue teaching with impact and to support all students in this new reality. We explore instructional approaches, considerations, and methods to help us teach with less stress and more strategy. 

*Adding to your calendar will not register you for the event; please register using the link above.

AI Series: AI Tools: Key Considerations for Your Teaching

Register Here | Facilitator: Laina Lockett

In this session, we will review the Stearns Center AI Quick Start Guide. Topics include discussing the most common questions asked by GMU faculty about AI, reviewing recommended resources including the GMU Guidelines for Faculty and Students, demonstrate some of the tools that are available to use, and consider ethical considerations for tool usage as instructors.

*Adding to your calendar will not register you for the event; please register using the link above. 

 

AI Series: Communicating With Learners About Ethical AI Use

Register here | Facilitator: Breana Bayraktar

This interactive workshop is designed to help you effectively communicate with students about ethical AI use in your courses. This hands-on session will guide you in creating course policies that promote an ethical AI culture. Through engaging discussions, case studies, and individual work, you will develop a coherent AI policy tailored to your courses and gain practical strategies for guiding your students in responsible AI use. Audience: all instructors/graduate students.

*Adding to your calendar will not register you for the event; please register using the link above.

Info Session: AI in Teaching & Learning Project

Register here. | Facilitator: Breana Bayraktar

Discover the Next Phase of the AI in Teaching and Learning Project

Over the past two years, the AI in Teaching and Learning project has brought together faculty, staff, and students from across the state to explore how AI is reshaping higher education. Our first phase focused on research into faculty and student experiences with AI, and our second phase developed evidence-based educational resources—covering student onboarding, assignment design, assessment, accessibility, OER, and more—to help instructors integrate AI ethically and effectively.

For the next phase (AY 2025–2026) we are recruiting faculty, staff, and students to join existing project teams or propose new ones. Project leads will guide you through planning, research design, IRB processes, and building cross-disciplinary and cross-institutional collaborations.

Join us for this informational session to learn how you can get involved, share your ideas, and help shape the future of AI in higher education.