You can always book a virtual or in-person meeting with Academic Technology at .
Most Wednesdays (no meeting 10/8, 11/26)
Noon鈥�1 p.m.
Murdock 209 / Teams
Stop by with questions from Noon鈥�1 p.m. (most) Wednesdays! Join in-person (Murdock
209) or on Teams. Topics can include: AI, digital accessibility, Canvas, course design,
or any other tech-adjacent topics on your mind.
Thursday, September 18
Tuesday, October 28
Noon鈥�1 p.m.
Murdock 209 / Teams
Academic Technology has a new book scanner! In this hands-on workshop we'll go through
the workflow to turn physical course materials into accessible PDFs. Bring course
materials to scan if you like! Note that both sessions will be identical.
Thursday, October 30
Noon鈥�1 p.m.
Faculty Center / Teams
Join us for a nuts & bolts workshop exploring some of the practical questions about
AI tools, specifically large language models (LLMs): What are these tools good at?
What are they not good at? How can I prompt them more effectively? What are the privacy
risks and how can we mitigate them? How might I think about the environmental impact
of regular use? (Note that this workshop will focus more on our own individual use
of these tools and less on their use in the classroom; for that, see the Nov. 6 workshop
with CTL.)
Thursday, November 6
Noon鈥�1 p.m.
Faculty Center / Teams
"...a tool capable of reducing (or eliminating) the friction that makes thinking, writing, and problem-solving challenging is often going to be at odds with the messy and difficult process of learning" -Jane Rosenzweig,
In this workshop, we'll discuss "useful friction" as a framework for exploring where
we might invite students to use AI and where (and how) we might discourage it. There
will be time to think through your own courses, so come with sample assignments in
mind!
Thursday, December 11
Noon鈥�1 p.m.
Freel Library / Teams
Check back for more information!
