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Designing Assignments with AI in Mind

This presentation will discuss how to craft your assignments to mitigate or incorporate AI tools such as ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and others. Using tools such as scaffolding, peer review, and documentation, faculty can create assignments that discourage using AI. There will also be discussion of how to integrate AI tools into courses in thoughtful ways. This presentation will be a workshop, so bring assignments that you would like to revise! This content is applicable to all modes but is specific to online courses.

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Event Details

Designing Assignments with AI in Mind

Upcoming Events

Maximizing student engagement with modern iClicker questions and peer instruction

iClickers are a fantastic and evidence-based way to get students engaged in the learning process during class, from asking multiple choice questions to using more interactive question types such as...(Go to event for more details.)


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This session explores the Universal Design benefits of closed captions and demonstrates how to create and apply captions in Echo360 as well as how to easily search the web for...(Go to event for more details.)


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Instructors can put items on the library's Course Reserve system for courses they are currently teaching. Items can include journal and magazine articles, book chapters, quiz and homework answers, etc....(Go to event for more details.)