As generative AI continues to influence higher education, many faculty have raised questions about classroom expectations, academic integrity, policy, and practical use. In response, the CSI AI Task Force created an easy-to-follow faculty resource: “Module 0,” focused on AI fundamentals, ethical use, classroom boundaries, and teaching applications.
Attend an AI Listening Session to hear from three faculty who, over the summer, participated in Module 0 activities.
Professors Leah Cohen, Robert Venosa, and Syed Rizvi will reflect on their experience and share their insights, lessons learned, and how they applied AI strategies to their teaching and learning environments.
Session Details
📍 In-Person Session
Date: Tuesday, Oct. 27
Time: 12:30pm – 1:30pm
Location: CTLPD, the Library (Building 1L), Room 203
💻 Virtual Session
Date: Tuesday, Oct. 27
Time: 12:30pm – 1:30pm
Microsoft Teams Link
What You’ll Hear About
- Faculty experiences participating in the AI Module 0 Cohort
- Practical uses of AI in teaching and learning
- Opportunities and challenges encountered when using AI
- Ideas for incorporating AI into coursework and instructional practices
- Open discussion and questions from attendees
We hope you will join us for this engaging conversation and help shape the ongoing discussion around AI in higher education.
No registration is required.
We look forward to seeing you there.
By the CSI AI Task Force
