Tuesday, January 21, 2025 | 3:00PM–4:00PM ET | Online

EDUCAUSE AI Webinar Series | Supporting Literacy and Effective Practice - Part 3

The EDUCAUSE AI Webinar Series is a five part series. Each webinar dives deep into the latest innovations, practical applications, and future trends of AI, providing you with the knowledge and tools to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving tech landscape.

Note: Each webinar requires individual registration. Don’t miss out—secure your spot for each webinar.

Session 1: AI Literacy

Presenter: Brandon Rich

Coming soon.

Session 2: AI and Information Literacy Online Module

Presenter: Mona Thompson

University of Maryland’s Libraries and Teaching and Learning Transformation Center collaborated to create an online module on AI and Information Literacy that can be inserted into any course. It trains students to evaluate how to use AI-based tools responsibly in academic work by providing a strong foundation on the mechanisms and ethics of these tools as well as strategies for verifying and citing content from them. Available by request. For more information, go to https://tltc.umd.edu/artificial-intelligence-and-information-literacy

Presenters

  • Brandon Rich

    Director of AI Enablement, University of Notre Dame
  • Mona Thompson

    Senior Education Development Specialist, University of Maryland

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