CTLT/CTL Events/Sessions
All AI in Teaching and Learning Events Registration
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Nov. 14-15: The Teaching and Learning with GenAI Symposium
The Teaching and Learning with Generative AI Symposium is taking place on November 14 & 15. Generative AI is rapidly transforming the teaching and learning domain, being utilized by both students and faculty in their courses. In this symposium, you will hear from faculty, students, and staff at UBC about the significance of generative AI…
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Approaches to Prompting (30+30)
Join this 30+30 session at UBC to delve into effective prompting techniques for generative AI within the context of higher education. The first half of the session, a 30-minute interactive presentation, is dedicated to learning about various prompting approaches, specifically tailored to teaching and learning. Insights, recent research strategies, and best practices will be shared,…
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Weekly Wednesday drop-ins 1-2pm
The Generative AI Drop-In clinics are open for all faculty and staff at UBC Vancouver and UBC Okanagan on teaching and learning topics related to the use of tools such as ChatGPT, Stability AI, Google Bard and others. Register for the clinic The sessions will be in an open-hours format, where the questions will be…
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Enhancing Student Learning and GenAI (30+30)
In this focused 30+30 online session at UBC, we will explore the ways Generative AI (GenAI) can be used by learners to enhance both their learning skills and their learning experiences in general. The session will commence with a 30-minute interactive exploration, concentrating on how GenAI can provide students with tools to refine their learning…
UBC Community Events
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Oct. 27: Querying AI: Social Science and Humanities Perspectives on AI in Research and Politics
Symposium on Generative AI in research and society, including hands-on training, expert panels, and a public discussion on AI & democracy.
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Oct 13@11 am BC Academic Integrity Day Panel: Generative Artificial Intelligence Tools and Academic Integrity
Hosted this year by the University of British Columbia, BC Academic Integrity Day is a forum to connect, learn and share resources to inspire best practices in academic integrity and to advance scholarship and professionalism. We invite students, faculty, and practitioners from across higher education institutions in BC and beyond to attend and participate in…
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Oct 19@10 am Generative AI and Assessment Design
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the academic domain presents a complex interplay of opportunities and challenges. Generative AI (GenAI) has particular implications for pedagogical practices and academic integrity, especially in the design of academic assignments. This workshop seeks to explore the nuanced relationship between Generative AI and assignment design, highlighting both its constructive…
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Oct 18@9:30 Reimagining Teaching & Learning Using Generative AI: Faculty Experiences
Current conversations on Generative AI have created space for academics to rethink pedagogical practices. Assessment has come up in discussion often and so has the challenges of maintaining academic integrity. In this session, instructors from across our campus discuss their use of generative AI tools for effective teaching and learning.
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Oct 18@11:00 : ChatGPT and other Generative AI tools – Risks & Opportunities
Join us for an inspiring and thought-provoking event that will leave you empowered with the knowledge to embrace generative AI responsibly and envision exciting possibilities for these technological advancements while prioritizing privacy and ethical considerations for our university.
Non-UBC Events
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Oct 24 @9am HESA’s AI Roundtable – Student perspectives
During this session, a panel of students from across the country, representing a wide range of perspectives, will share their opinions on GenAI in higher education. The panel will be facilitated by our team at Higher Education Strategy Associates. We’ll share with you more information about our panelists in the upcoming weeks.
Session and Session Replays
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Generative AI Symposium – Replay
The Generative AI Symposium was hosted by the CTLT in collaboration with Faculty from Computer Science, and Arts on November 14th and 15th. This resource is an archive of the sessions recordings.
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Generative AI and Assessment Design
During Academic Integrity Week, we hosted a session on Generative AI and Assessment Design. The session explored the growing role of Generative AI in education, a technology that can craft content similar to human-generated work. To address academic integrity concerns, we emphasized the importance of creating assessments that focus on the learning process rather than…
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Replay GenAI Issues and Challenges
The 30+30 workshop explored the challenges and opportunities of using Generative AI in education. Participants discussed the major issues when implementing AI in classrooms, such as academic integrity, equity, and privacy concerns. Through brainstorming and interactive activities, attendees discussed potential solutions and best practices to ensure that AI supports student learning, maintains academic integrity, promotes…