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Call for Proposals: CEETL's Second Annual AI Symposium on May 2, 2025
CEETL is hosting a mini-symposium on using AI in the classroom, entitled "Embracing and Resisting AI: Best Practices in the Classroom” to be held on zoom on Friday, May 2, 9:00 am - 12:00 noon. We are looking for panelists to share short (6-7 minute) presentations on how they have addressed emerging AI technologies in their classrooms. We are particularly interested in hearing from faculty about how you are teaching students about AI; how you are teaching them to work with AI in your disciplines; and how you are protecting student learning from AI shortcuts where necessary. If you are interested in presenting, please click here and provide a brief (200 word) summary of your proposed presentation. Deadline for proposals: April 4.
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