On June 12th, 2024, Digital Learning Strategist James Butler facilitated a Workshop Wednesday session dedicated to exploring the impacts of AI on online learning and higher education. The training explores key terms related to AI, why AI should be incorporated into class curricula, and methods for responsibly bringing AI into classroom settings.
According to an article published by Shaw & Fox, out of 1,600 postsecondary students surveyed, approximately 50% regularly use generative AI (2023). Butler emphasizes that this number likely will not go down; in fact, it will probably go up as generative AI continues to permeate digital spaces.
After reviewing technical terms associated with AI and exploring statistics about its current use, Butler discusses six strategies to consider when implementing AI into curricula. These strategies include:
Overall, this session provides audiences with valuable information regarding AI in online learning and sheds light on the ethical considerations surrounding AI in the classroom.
Did you miss the training session and find yourself wanting to learn more? Don’t worry; you can access the recorded training by following the link below!
AI in Online Teaching and Learning
This workshop is focused on helping students brainstorm in online spaces. This training will cover tools to help students brainstorm online, such as concept and mind maps, to organize and refine their ideas. When registering, please include any questions you have about this training topic.
Facilitated by ‘Dara Abimbade, Ph.D., Digital Learning Strategist.
Registration: WW: Student Brainstorming Tools in Canvas.
Review our Summer 2024 Events Calendar to see what Online Instruction Development opportunities await!
We have a robust lineup of topics and live training formats to support your use of Canvas and other e-learning tools. Topics cover demonstrations of using Kaltura, engaging your students, and workshops to get your Canvas site ready to teach!
All of our live training is recorded. Registrants will automatically receive a link to that day’s video after it has been processed.
Contact Millie Tullis with any questions regarding these sessions.
Clemson Online – Where Tech and Teaching Meet
Brainstorming is a collaborative classroom activity with the ultimate goal of generating ideas and solutions to problems.
Clear learning objectives provide a strong foundation for designing your course and communicate to learners what they will accomplish.
Flip will no longer be available for download from mobile app stores, and its integration within Canvas will be discontinued.
