Thank you for attending!
The Center for Teaching and Learning Innovation hosted the AI Conference on February 28 & 29 in the Falcon Center Conference Rooms.
Thank you to our keynote speaker, presenters, and attendees! We look forward to our next campus event and opportunities to share as a community.
The conference provided a unique opportunity for faculty, staff, and students to come together and discuss the latest advancements and trends in AI across all disciplines.
It's Not in The Syllabus: Adapting Your Classroom to Include Ethical and Helpful AIA new (Oct 2023) study finds that "over half of students use generative AI, while more than 75 percent of faculty members do not regularly use the technology." It is said that in the fall of 2023, more than a third (35 percent) of faculty members use AI tools to teach students how to effectively use generative AI writing tools, and nearly one-third (29 percent) are using the tools to create more engaging, in-class activities. What does that look like at Fairmont State? For this keynote, I (will) survey FSU faculty to see what they are doing and how they feel about using AI in their classrooms. I will present examples of what others are doing (and presenting at the AI conference) and ask faculty to answer some philosophical questions about AI education.
To share with your students, download and print double-sided. Each sheet has two invites that can be cut apart vertically. Paper copies of this invite can be picked up in Colebank 130 to distribute.
