Current Special Events
In addition to our regular programs and services, the Academy for Teaching and Learning offers special events and collaborates with others on events and projects related to our mission to support and inspire a flourishing community of learning.
We welcome new opportunities to collaborate and offer special events. If you have an idea for an event or collaboration that intersects with our mission, contact us at atl@baylor.edu.
Special Series: Teaching and Artificial Intelligence
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Artificial Intelligence and Ethics in Higher Education
The publicity surrounding ChatGPT has awakened faculty to the potential uses (and abuses) of AI in higher education. But it also opens broader questions about ethics in our increasingly digital lives. As scholars and mentors, we can contribute to a critical examination of how digital tools shape our habits of thinking and interaction. From the perspectives of philosophy, writing, information, and more, this faculty panel will spark conversation about being human in a digital world.
- Thursday, April 6, 12:30 p.m.
- Moody Library 304 (third floor active learning lab)
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This session is a collaboration with the Baylor Ethics Initiative.
ChatGPT for Professional Writing
Facilitated by Nicole Kenley and Lauren Short
- Thursday, April 13, 2:00-3:00 p.m.
- Jones Library 200 (Dennis Campbell Flexible Learning Space)
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Past Events:
What Does ChatGPT Mean for our Teaching?
- Informal Zoom Discussion: Friday, March 3, 12:00-1:00pm
- See an executive summary of the discusion here
Rethinking Course Assignments in Light of Artificial Intelligence
Facilitator: Lenore Wright
Location: Jones Library 200
Hybrid: Zoom available - click Add To Calendar - Zoom link embedded in iCalendar event
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