Save the dates:
Teaching Renewal Week 2025: January 13th-17th, 2025
Celebration of Teaching 2025: May 21st, 2025
AI Lunch and Learning Lab:
Curious about Generative Artificial Intelligence? Concerned about the impact of AI on teaching and learning in your courses? Struggling to make time to test out AI tools? We have a new program offering just for you! This beginner-level experience enables you to explore AI for teaching and learning or just in general in a supportive and collegial environment. Plus, we’ll provide lunch!
Join us for any or all of our upcoming lunch labs from 11:30am- 1pm in the Teaching for Learning Center:
More Fall dates are published here: T4LC Events Page.
Event | Date & Time | Description | In-person/Online |
Teaching Renewal Week | January 13th-17th, 2025 | Join us for our virtual Teaching Renewal Week conference January 13th-17th, 2025. (More information and register here) | Virtual |
Embedding Chatbots into Course Design to Enhance Student Learning | January 24th, 2025 | We’ll watch a recording from the Magna Conference and engage in conversation about the role of chatbots in student learning. (More information here.) | Virtual |
What Do I Do If My Students Hate AI? What It Really Means to “Meet Students Where They Are” | January 27th, 2025 | Join MU colleagues for a watch party of “What Do I Do if My Students Hate AI? What it Really Means to ‘Meet Students Where They Are'” led by Dr. Jason Gulya. (More information here.) | In-person |
Practical Strategies for AI and Assessment: Watch Party & Discussion | January 28th, 2025 | Join MU colleagues for a watch party of “Practical Strategies for AI and Assessment with Leon Furze.” (More information here.) | In-person |
Review of Teaching: Self-Reflection of Teaching Workshop | January 29th, 2025 | Reflecting on teaching is a key component of scholarship for educators. MU encourages reflection by requiring that faculty complete a Self-Reflection of Teaching for their annual review each year. This Workshop will guide instructors through the creation of the MU-supported self-reflection. (More information here.) | In-person |
Inclusive and Equity-Minded Teaching Book Club | January 30th, 2025 | If you want to become a more inclusive educator, this book club is for you. Inclusive and equity-minded teaching means we recognize that each of our students is unique and has differing background experiences, yet we want to do what we can to help each one learn and succeed. (More information here.) | In-person |
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