Teaching & Learning Talks

Symposium Keynote:  The Lectures is Not Dead Using Storytelling to Enhance Lectures, Dr. Kristin Phillips

Symposium Keynote: The Lectures is Not Dead Using Storytelling to Enhance Lectures, Dr. Kristin Phillips

The rapid transformation of our digital ecosystem is having an increasing impact on how we assess learning. Are you striving to assess students in meaningful and constructive ways? Do you worry that recent developments in artificial intelligence (aka ChatGPT) will negatively impact the authenticity of student work and decrease their depth of understanding? During this TLT, we focused on how we can adjust our assessment strategies to adapt to a new digital landscape and leverage digital tools to work for us, rather than against us…

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Spring 2023 TLT: Rethinking Assessment in a New Digital Age

Spring 2023 TLT: Rethinking Assessment in a New Digital Age

The rapid transformation of our digital ecosystem is having an increasing impact on how we assess learning. Are you striving to assess students in meaningful and constructive ways? Do you worry that recent developments in artificial intelligence (aka ChatGPT) will negatively impact the authenticity of student work and decrease their depth of understanding? During this TLT, we focused on how we can adjust our assessment strategies to adapt to a new digital landscape and leverage digital tools to work for us, rather than against us…

Spring 2023 Community Conversation: Generative A.I. and Writing for Learning

Spring 2023 Community Conversation: Generative A.I. and Writing for Learning

Do you want to learn more about recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and how it will impact your teaching? On Thursday Feb. 2 colleagues from across the university joined STLI for a STLI Community Conversation: Generative A.I. and Writing for Learning. Panelists Stephanie Blackmon, Dave Gilbert, Matthew Haug, and Elizabeth Losh lead the conversation. …