Using AI in the classroom: Have you used AI in your coursework? Have you thought about it but didn't know where to start? Come try out some AI activities and let us know what you think!
Details: November 6th, 2024, 4-5 PM in Bruininks 512B or via Zoom. Food provided for in-person attendees.
Discussion Question Responses document (open to record your thoughts during the workshop)
UMN Center for Educational Innovation: Generative AI Teaching and Learning
Generative AI: Important Considerations When Navigating Contract Terms
CBS WEC Liaisons:
Max Kramer krame0247@umn.edu
Deanna Koepp koepp015@umn.edu
Using AI in the classroom: Are you interested in using AI in your course? Have you thought about it but didn't know where to start? Come try out some AI activities and let us know what you think!
Details: November 13, 2024, 12:15-1:15 PM in Bruininks 131A or via Zoom. Food provided for in-person attendees.
Discussion Question Responses document (open to record your thoughts during the workshop)
UMN Center for Educational Innovation: Generative AI Teaching and Learning
Generative AI: Important Considerations When Navigating Contract Terms
Copilot with Enterprise Data Protection - UMN licensed tool. Includes copyright protections and doesn't add your responses to training data
Image Accessibility Creator (Arizona State) - generates alt text captions for submitted images. Does not add submitted images to training data
ChatGPT4 - free (for now) generative AI tool
Quillbot - summarizes inputted text. Free and paid versions available. Popular among students according to the UMN Center for Writing
Grammarly - writing feedback and editing
Consensus - Proprietary tool for searching literature. Uses only peer reviewed sources and can generate evidence supported answers to questions