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Learning to Surf:  Supporting a Campus’s AI Needs 

Faculty Focus

What follows is a case study that can be adapted by a wide range of academic programs, such as faculty development centers, university learning centers, and writing centers. Faculty were paid a small stipend for their participation. Need #3: Assessing the impact of faculty and student use of AI. Patterns 4 (7): 100779.

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Learning to Surf:  Supporting a Campus’s AI Needs 

Faculty Focus

What follows is a case study that can be adapted by a wide range of academic programs, such as faculty development centers, university learning centers, and writing centers. Faculty were paid a small stipend for their participation. Need #3: Assessing the impact of faculty and student use of AI. Patterns 4 (7): 100779.

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When Ancient Wisdom Meets Byte-Sized Brilliance

Today's Learner

” As the shock subsides, Socrates would discern a familiar spirit in these new technologies—a shared commitment to inquiry, critical thinking, and shaping young minds. Certainly, challenges remain in integrating these technologies thoughtfully, equitably, and in harmony with humanistic values.

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Reflecting on Feedback and Insights from the 2023 WCET Annual Meeting

WCET Frontiers

Here are some takeaways I had from the comments I received: Artificial Intelligence isn’t going anywhere and it will remain an important topic (in higher ed and life in general) for 2024 (and beyond). 2024 seems like a good year to focus on how higher ed can adapt to these changes. And what do we do with those empty classrooms?