This annual event showcases ways that technology can be used to enhance teaching, learning, and research. The intent is give faculty and staff the opportunity to share how they are using technology in unique ways, network with other colleagues, and generate new project ideas. More information and event details can be found on the TLT Symposium Website.
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Donate to the Lion’s Pantry! This year the TLT Symposium is again providing an opportunity for attendees to support the UN Sustainable Development Goal, Zero Hunger by donating items to the Lion’s Pantry. Items can be dropped off throughout the day at the Symposium.
This session presents the development of a Mastery Path in Canvas, designed to help students critically evaluate AI-generated content. Students act as investigative journalists solving a puppy theft. Attendees will; learn about mastery paths and how to use AI tools to help in the process, receive information to embed the Puppy Pack module into their own courses, and identify resources for collaboration to create similar projects. The path was created by Instructional Designer Lee Ann Dickerson, with content feedback from the LDT 550 Design Studio class led by Priya Sharma. Interactive discussions will highlight AI integration strategies for education.
Learn from a variety of faculty from the 2024 TLT Faculty Engagement Awards cohort about how they implemented generative AI tools for teaching including applications such as instructional design, course planning, and content delivery, as well as generative AI to enhance faculty productivity in teaching and administrative tasks. The use cases will showcase different educational contexts and locations throughout the University. The focus will be sharing the creation of instructional content, instructor experiences as part of implementing generative AI for practical teaching applications, feedback of the experiences, and discussion around the affordances and constraints of generative AI for teaching.
Amy Kuntz is the Learning Innovation Strategic Initiatives Coordinator in Teaching and Learning with Technology (TLT) and adjunct instructor at Northampton Community College. She is responsible for leading the TLT Faculty Fellows program that has 4-6 project teams conducting intensive... Read More →
Explore the long-term impact of the TLT Faculty Fellows program in this exciting retrospective with a panel of TLT Faculty Fellows alumni. Panelists will reflect on their Fellows' experience, provide an update on their project evolution, and share what they have been up to recently. Innovative teaching and learning that have led to student success, artificial intelligence, and more will be discussed.
Amy Kuntz is the Learning Innovation Strategic Initiatives Coordinator in Teaching and Learning with Technology (TLT) and adjunct instructor at Northampton Community College. She is responsible for leading the TLT Faculty Fellows program that has 4-6 project teams conducting intensive... Read More →
