11:30 AM – 1 PM EST
Thorne Hall, Daggett
Registration Link: https://cglink.me/2dK/r1946923
Join us for a dynamic panel discussion exploring how artificial intelligence (AI) influenced the learning and teaching experiences in two courses this fall semester. This session will highlight the perspectives of students and faculty, offering firsthand insights into the role of AI in their classroom. Real-world experiences, including the benefits and challenges, will be shared. The conversation will also touch on the evolving ethical, practical, and pedagogical considerations for using AI in higher education. Students and faculty participating in the panel are from the following courses:
- Artificial Intelligence and Economics, taught by Martin Abel, Assistant Professor of Economics
- Writing with and about Generative Artificial Intelligence, taught by John Paul Kanwit, Associate Director of the Baldwin Center
Agenda
11:30 – 12:00 – Pick up your lunch through the line at Thorne Dining Hall and then join us in Daggett Lounge
12:00 – 1:00 – Panel session and we welcome you to continue eating and get seconds and/or dessert. Microphones will be used by presenters and audience.
Sponsored and Organized by the Committee on Teaching and Classroom Practice