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Led by: Marina Layvand
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Spring cohort dates and times will be announced during the middle of the Fall semester.
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Join the Educating in the Age of AI special interest group (SIG) and explore the transformative power of artificial intelligence in all instructional modalities. Engage in lively discussions with experts and colleagues as we delve into the latest strategies, ethical considerations, and cutting-edge technologies that are reshaping the future of learning and teaching. Don't miss this opportunity to share insights and contribute to the dialogue on navigating the evolving landscape of education in the era of AI!
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Led by: Andrew Munsterman
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Spring cohort dates and times will be announced during the middle of the Fall semester.
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The Wellness Matters: Strategies for Happier and Healthier Students special interest group (SIG) focuses on integrating healthy habits into our students' daily learning experiences and helps faculty customize their courses to support overall wellness. Practical and evidence-based strategies for managing these topics will be discussed, and participating faculty will develop and share strategies to integrate wellness into their learning environment.
Truth or Consequences: Discussion of Scholarship in the Information Frontier
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Led by: Candace Windel
Fall Cohort Dates & Times:
Spring cohort dates and times will be announced during the middle of the Fall semester.
Location: Online; additional information to follow for those who register
Interested in learning methods to enable your students identify relevant, credible sources? Join the Truth or Consequences: Discussion of Scholarship in the Digital Information Frontier special interest group (SIG), where faculty will learn strategies to help students develop usable and transferable critical thinking skills to separate intellectual wheat from a universe of digital chaff—both for a more successful academic career and for productive life as a citizen.
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