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AI in concurrent enrollment courses & as an instructor

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AI in concurrent enrollment courses & as an instructor

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I have utilized AI to fine-tune and edit things I have written for clarity. I have also utilized it to clean up and assist with things I find difficult to work effectively.

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I use AI to improve the wording of my emails. I also use it as a tool to create templates as needed for my courses.

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A collection of assignments and materials for educators on how AI affects students and syllabi

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Two ways I have used AI to enhance my classes has been to create case studies around concepts that are difficult for students to understand. My prompts are usually to create a fictional case study about...

I have also used AI image creators to create pictures around the theme of the week for my online classes (see attached picture). Each week, I post the week and class notes and I use the AI images in these postings. I always provide a reference for the images and I am transparent with students about anything that is AI generated.

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3 Ways To Use Al In The Classroom (Niya Bond) TOP TIPS

​​3 Tips For Using AI To Encourage Critical Thinking (Niya Bond) TOP TIPS

Using ChatGPT To Create A Study Agent (Graham Clay and Niya Bond) INTERVIEW

How AI Can Help With Grading, Feedback, And Assessment: A Chat With Graham Clay (Graham Clay and Niya Bond) INTERVIEW

Dos and Don'ts of Using AI for Admin Tasks (Niya Bond) TOP TIPS

Tips For Effective Prompting In Generative AI Tools (Graham Clay and Niya Bond) INTERVIEW

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This webinar will be facilitated by Graham Clay, Ph.D.. Graham is a teaching Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA. Graham runs a newsletter, AutomatED: Teaching Better with Tech, that distills his and his team’s research and consultations on AI and pedagogy for 1000s of readers every week.

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AI tools are becoming more and more effective at simulating experts in a range of fields from medicine to law. Education is no different. There are a range of ways in which AI tools can effectively play the role of educator, including in colleges and universities. In this webinar, Graham will discuss several ways professors and other educators in higher ed can use AI tools to multiply their teaching impact, either through their pedagogy or by saving them time. Of course, the latter assumes that time saved by AI will be used to provide better or more teaching, but there are other options, including working more reasonable hours or spending more time on research.