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AI Webinar Series for Faculty

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GenAI Across the CSU: Innovations and Insights

Join us for an exploration of good work with Generative Artificial Intelligence going on within the CSU system. This four-part faculty-led “lunch and learn” series will take place every other Wednesday, at noon, March 26 to May 7. It explores best practices for course design, campus engagement, and exploration from your peers. Each 45-minute webinar is a stand-alone session, but there will be common threads throughout. All material will be recorded and shared so that good ideas can be implemented on different campuses. We look forward to sharing the great work being done within the CSU.

When and Topics:

  • March 26 - 12:00 -12:45

    • AI Retrofit:  A Proven Approach to Course Redesign for AI from Chico State

      View the Recording Restricted to CSU Zoom accounts

  • April 9 - 12:00 -12:45

    • Where is your campus at?  The SDSU AI Usage Survey for Faculty and Students

      View the Recording Restricted to CSU Zoom accounts

  • April 23 - 12:00 -12:45

    • AI in Different Modalities. Panel Presentation on Approaches for in Person Learning, Online Synchronous and Online Asynchronous Learning

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  • May 7 - 12:00 -12:45
    • Fostering AI Literacy

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Past Webinars

The CSU Teaching and Learning with AI

Teaching and Thinking with AI - Fall 2024 Webinar Series

Facilitator: José Antonio Bowen
The CSU offered a series of webinars on Teaching and Thinking with AI, led by José Antonio Bowen, in Fall 2024:
The CSU Teaching and Learning with AI

Teaching and Thinking with AI - Summer 2024 Webinar Series

Facilitator: José Antonio Bowen
The CSU offered a series of webinars on Teaching and Thinking with A.I., led by José Antonio Bowen, in June 2024. The series will be repeated in Fall 2024.This first, one-hour webinar introduces the series. The subsequent webinars were two-hours and highly interactive.