Conversations about AI in the Classroom
August 14 • Talking to students about using AI (or not) in your class.
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Monroe Library, Seminar Room 4 (Room 221)
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FreeStudents encounter a wide range of AI policies in their courses at Loyola, so navigating the many "dos and don'ts" of AI can be tricky. How do you talk about AI use with your students? Whether you forbid it or welcome it, students need to understand the rules and recognize why they're important for learning in your classroom. Join us for lunch and a conversation about creating shared understandings about AI use or non-use in your courses.
Our first meeting will be held Friday, August 14, 12:30-1:30 p.m. Room TBD.
RSVP for the first meeting of the conversation series. Space is limited.
This is the first in a series of conversations around AI co-hosted by Monroe Library and the Center for Teaching, Research and Learning (CTRL). While we will provide some resources about each topic, including lunch, we intend these gatherings to be opportunities for faculty to share with each other their concerns and experiences about these topics. Let's come together to share ideas and share the labor of teaching in a world with AI.
Future sessions this semester may include conversations about academic integrity and assignment design. If you have an idea for a future conversation topic, or other questions about this series, contact Adam Beauchamp at atbeauch@loyno.edu.
