Jessica J. and Zeina Abi Assy will be in conversation with each other about the role of AI in the classroom, and in the world. The advancement in AI technology has put generative AI tools at our fingertips today, so what are the challenges and opportunities that we are faced with and how can we go about them?
Faculty spotlight with Daisuke Endo – April 20, 2pm. Click here for more information!
We are very excited to announce the 2023 CTL Summer Playground Institute that will run for 6 synchronous half days and 2 asynchronous days in mid-May. We invite all Pratt colleagues to join us for Imaginative Teaching, a playful community centered around exploring how classroom pedagogy can be considered through the lens of creative practices. Click here for more information!
We present our upcoming Faculty Learning Community: Difficult Conversations (FLC.DC) as an opportunity to reflect on times when difficult topics have come up, within larger class topics or as part of the unplanned generative discussions in the classroom. We hope that you’ll join this community with openness, as we work together to research possible modes of engaging with challenging topics ourselves and in the classroom while maintaining empathetic and inclusive environments for all students.
->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
Date and Time: April 5, 12:30-1:30 (virtual) RSVP here In the first week of his undergraduate Science and Society course, Professor Damon Chaky tells a
Educator Wellbeing Network @ Pratt CTL – Spring 2023 With Bethany Ides (Adjunct Associate Professor, Humanities & Media Studies, Pratt Institute) Over the course of
click here to view recording Presented by Humanities and Media Studies + the Center for Teaching and Learning February 16 at 7pm “In this seminar
COMPOSE, or Contemplative Practices in Higher Education, Fall 2022 is an 8-week long Zoom-based workshop series, open to all members of the Pratt community (faculty, staff, students, and alumni) with a goal of establishing a personal practice framed around the concepts of resilience, learned optimism, and mindfulness.
Information compiled from the Q&A session during the Spring 2023 New Faculty Orientation Resources for Teaching The Center for Teaching and Learning: prattctl.org Library’s resources
