Past Events
STLI Quick Bite – MS Whiteboard: Infinite space for collaborating
In this STLI Quick Bite we explored the infinite collaboration space of MS Whiteboard. This tool is great for student projects, brainstorming, facilitated sessions, or anywhere you need space to dream or come up with a concrete plan. In this hands-on session,...
STLI Quick Bite: Anatomy of an Effective AI Prompt
STLI Quick Bite: Anatomy of an Effective AI Prompt Hosted by Katalin Wargo | March 21, 2024 Crafting an effective AI prompt plays a pivotal role in guiding students through AI-enhanced learning experiences. In this session, we dissected the components that make up a...
STLI Community Conversation: Generative AI One Year Later
STLI Community Conversation: Generative AI One Year Later Hosted by STLI | March 19, 2024 The first year of Generative AI’s public life has been a wild ride. It has already affected how many of your students and colleagues learn, work, and generate content. At...
STLI Quick Bite: MS Whiteboard: Infinite space for collaborating
STLI Quick Bite: MS Whiteboard: Infinite space for collaborating Hosted by Mike Blum | February 28, 2024 In this STLI Quick Bite, we explored the infinite collaboration space of MS Whiteboard. This tool is great for student projects, brainstorming, facilitated...
VR Exhibition “War Up Close”
This project leveraged virtual reality to detail the atrocities against the Ukrainian nation using 360 degree panoramic photos and drone footage. VR Exhibition “War Up Close” Hosted by Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies, W&M Libraries, | ...
Close Reading vs. Distant Reading Texts: What we can we learn from expanding our gaze?
In this hands-on workshop, STLI Faculty Fellow for Excellence in Teaching Paul Vierthaler discussed the processes and affordances of distant reading, sometimes considered the opposite of close reading. Instead of carefully reading and analyzing a single work (or a...