Join us for an an overview of the current state of synthetic reality, and opens the conversation to imagine how these technologies will potentially interact with educational spaces.
By popular demand, we’re hosting another AI and the Classroom Interactive Conversation this semester – and we’re extending it to a 90 minute session! Click here for more information.
Following the Supreme Court’s recent rulings on affirmative action, the CTL and Office of DEI are co-hosting a two-part, participant-led and CTL+DEI-guided Interactive Conversation. In this first part, we will discuss the historical and legal context for these rulings and the potential institutional and classroom implications for our campus, our colleagues, our students, and ourselves.
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT and Dall-e continue to be innovated, we must consider how these technologies impact higher education. Join us for an Interactive Conversation online on September 28 from 12:30-1:30pm to discuss AI and the classroom. We welcome all faculty members with any thoughts on this subject, and we look forward to hearing from you!
Join us on September 7, 12:30pm! Loneliness and social isolation is the invisible epidemic of the 21st century. To combat the challenges of loneliness, especially on college campuses,The Foundation for Art and Healing has developed evidence-based creative expression programs that support and improve wellbeing. During this interactive conversation, you’ll have an opportunity to experience a shortened version of such a program, take the loneliness scale to find out your score and discuss with colleagues potential benefits and iterations of this program for your teaching in the classroom and beyond.
Thanks for joining us for the Fireside Chat on AI and the Classroom with Jessica J. and Zeina Abi Assy. Click here to view the recording.
->Would you like to share an anecdote, strategy, or experience with using AI in the Classroom? Thanks to all who joined our “AI and the
Join us for an Interactive Conversation online on February 16th from 2-3:00pm to discuss AI and the classroom.
Geared toward new and long-time faculty alike, the Learning Pedagogy – Best Practices Series, offered by Pratt’s CTL, will be an exploration of foundational topics
A conversation on decolonial pedagogy and innovations in the classroom, emphasizing multisensorial modes of engagement.
