Assessment and Learning Improvement Network: AI Anthems Session on April 2

Join the Assessment and Learning Improvement Network for their next session featuring Joseph Brown, Director of Academic Integrity at TILT. In AI Anthems: Power Chords for Perfect Course Design, Joseph will lead an interactive discussion on how generative AI can:

Align course activities with learning objectives
Enhance student understanding through transparent teaching
Streamline complex assignments

This hands-on session provides practical strategies to fine-tune your course structure using AI. Open to all CSU faculty and staff.

April 2nd
1:30-2:30 PM
LSC 300

Please register here to receive updates and reminders.

For more information, please contact Stephanie Foster, Director of Assessment

Post Date: March 14, 2025
Categories: Academic Integrity, Generative AI Workshops, Homepage
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