Description: Get hands-on with AI tools that optimize teaching while facilitating student engagement and interaction. Let us show you how we can help customize AI-generated content to create high-quality, accessible, and engaging learning experiences.
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm PDT (America/Los Angeles -07:00)
Location: Web Conferencing and In-Person
Instructor: Jen Elbek
Artificial Intelligence is increasingly used by authors, artists, and creators to assist in the creation of new works. Those same AI systems have been built on the copyrighted work of authors, artists, and creators who never gave permission for their works to be used for this purpose. What are the ethical and legal considerations and consequences of this quickly changing technology? What does this mean for you as a student, scholar, and creator? This session will give an overview of the current technological and legal landscape and provide some questions for you to consider as a user of AI.
AI ThinkSpace: A Safe Place for Resources on AI. – Navigate AI resources in education with confidence and support.
Location: Web and In-Person
We’re thrilled to announce the inaugural Innovate Idaho: Teaching and Learning with AI Symposium! This exciting virtual event aims to showcase the groundbreaking work happening across our state with AI in education. The event will be held online on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
Transparency in the use of AI tools in academia is a necessary and ongoing debate. This session will share ideas on suggested formats and strategies for citation and attribution of AI use. Additionally, we will discuss current guidance on the use of AI detectors, their strengths and weaknesses, and the potential impacts on faculty-student relationships.
U of I AI Project Demo: NSF Contract Review
Thursday, October 31, 2024
12:30-1:30 p.m. PT
Buchanan Engineering Lab 205
JournalMap: Using AI to Map the Where of Science
Tuesday, November 19
12:30-1:30 p.m. PT
Library Living Room (1st Floor)