The Faculty AI Exchange is a dynamic virtual event dedicated to keeping faculty members in higher education at the forefront of the AI revolution. You'll hear the latest updates and news on the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence, and will receive practical tips and invaluable tools to help you transform your teaching methods. The… Continue Reading Happy Hour: Faculty Exchange on AI (via Zoom)
The Faculty AI Interest Group is a collaborative effort between the faculty and the Educational Technology and Research Computing team of the Office of Information Technology. Our goals are to: Keep abreast of AI development in general and Generative AI - GAI - in particular and their impacts on education, teaching and assessment Provide a… Continue Reading Faculty AI Interest Group
Presenter: Kristen Treglia, Senior Instructional Technologist (treglia@fordham.edu) As artificial intelligence becomes integral to education, the ability to craft effective prompts has emerged as a critical skill for faculty looking to harness tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot. This hands-on workshop equips educators with the knowledge and techniques to create prompts that generate high-quality, context-specific… Continue Reading Unlocking the Power of Prompting
The Faculty AI Interest Group is a collaborative effort between the faculty and the Educational Technology and Research Computing team of the Office of Information Technology. Our goals are to: Keep abreast of AI development in general and Generative AI - GAI - in particular and their impacts on education, teaching and assessment Provide a… Continue Reading Faculty AI Interest Group
Presenter: Heather Hill, Instructional Technologist (hhill3@fordham.edu) Discover how to integrate digital tools into Project-Based Learning (PBL) strategies to enhance student engagement, collaboration, and learning outcomes. This workshop will explore the principles of PBL and demonstrate how to leverage various digital tools to support project design, facilitate teamwork, and assess student progress. Participants will learn how… Continue Reading Digital Tools for Project-Based Learning: Empowering Students
The Faculty AI Exchange is a dynamic virtual event dedicated to keeping faculty members in higher education at the forefront of the AI revolution. You'll hear the latest updates and news on the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence, and will receive practical tips and invaluable tools to help you transform your teaching methods. The… Continue Reading Happy Hour: Faculty Exchange on AI (via Zoom)
Presenter: Alan Cafferkey, Director of Educational Technologies (cafferkey@fordham.edu) Artificial intelligence is transforming the way we conduct research, making it easier to synthesize information, generate ideas, and streamline workflows. This workshop introduces you to Google’s NotebookLM, a powerful AI tool designed to work directly with your uploaded documents, helping you extract deeper insights and organize your… Continue Reading Revolutionize Your Research with Google’s NotebookLM: A Hands-On Workshop
The Faculty AI Interest Group is a collaborative effort between the faculty and the Educational Technology and Research Computing team of the Office of Information Technology. Our goals are to: Keep abreast of AI development in general and Generative AI - GAI - in particular and their impacts on education, teaching and assessment Provide a… Continue Reading Faculty AI Interest Group
Presenters: Kristen Treglia, Senior Instructional Technologist (treglia@fordham.edu) Chris Vicari, Educational Technologist for Communication & Media Studies (cvicari2@fordham.edu) Jordan Burkland, Instructional Designer for Gabelli Learn (jburkland@fordham.edu) Unlock the power of gamification to transform student engagement and motivation in your classroom. This workshop will introduce you to the principles of gamified learning and explore how to integrate… Continue Reading Gamified Learning: A New Approach to Student Engagement
The Faculty AI Exchange is a dynamic virtual event dedicated to keeping faculty members in higher education at the forefront of the AI revolution. You'll hear the latest updates and news on the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence, and will receive practical tips and invaluable tools to help you transform your teaching methods. The… Continue Reading Happy Hour: Faculty Exchange on AI (via Zoom)
Presenter: Alan Cafferkey, Director of Educational Technologies (cafferkey@fordham.edu) Artificial intelligence is transforming the way we conduct research, making it easier to synthesize information, generate ideas, and streamline workflows. This workshop introduces you to Google’s NotebookLM, a powerful AI tool designed to work directly with your uploaded documents, helping you extract deeper insights and organize your… Continue Reading Revolutionize Your Research with Google’s NotebookLM: A Hands-On Workshop
Presenter: Heather Hill, Instructional Technologist (hhill3@fordham.edu) The "magic" of modern digital technology - especially cloud computing - often masks its real-world impact in ways that older, more conspicuous technologies didn't. While these tools and services appear invisible, and therefore inconsequential, to most users, they are creating significant environmental challenges behind the scenes that could have… Continue Reading AI and Sustainability: Tools and Strategies for Impact
The Faculty AI Interest Group is a collaborative effort between the faculty and the Educational Technology and Research Computing team of the Office of Information Technology. Our goals are to: Keep abreast of AI development in general and Generative AI - GAI - in particular and their impacts on education, teaching and assessment Provide a… Continue Reading Faculty AI Interest Group
Join Stafford Davis our Training and Labs Manager in this session to discover how to: Effortlessly Organize Your Materials: Upload all your PDFs, Google Docs, web articles, and even lecture transcripts into one smart workspace. Get Instant Insights: Ask questions and receive quick summaries and key takeaways, all grounded directly in your uploaded sources. Ace… Continue Reading AI for Note Taking & Research (Faculty/Staff)
The Faculty AI Interest Group is a collaborative effort between the faculty and the Educational Technology and Research Computing team of the Office of Information Technology. Our goals are to: Keep abreast of AI development in general and Generative AI - GAI - in particular and their impacts on education, teaching and assessment Provide a… Continue Reading Faculty AI Interest Group
The Faculty AI Exchange is a dynamic virtual event dedicated to keeping faculty members in higher education at the forefront of the AI revolution. You'll hear the latest updates and news on the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence, and will receive practical tips and invaluable tools to help you transform your teaching methods. The… Continue Reading Happy Hour: Faculty Exchange on AI (via Zoom)
Join this workshop and discover the critical skill of prompting to truly harness the power of Gemini AI! Presented by Judy Rothschild-Best, Assistant Director, IT Relationship Management & Training, this workshop emphasizes that AI is a tool in which you need the ability to effectively communicate with through precision prompting to set yourself up for… Continue Reading Master Prompting with Gemini AI (Faculty/Staff)
Join Liz Suarez from our IT Service Desk for a dynamic 30-minute workshop on "AI for Content Editing," where you'll discover how AI tools like Gemini can revolutionize your document editing process! Learn to leverage AI to enhance clarity, refine tone, perfect grammar, and improve overall structure, making your writing more impactful with simple, effective… Continue Reading AI for Content Editing (Faculty/Staff)
The Faculty AI Exchange is a dynamic virtual event dedicated to keeping faculty members in higher education at the forefront of the AI revolution. You'll hear the latest updates and news on the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence, and will receive practical tips and invaluable tools to help you transform your teaching methods. The… Continue Reading Happy Hour: Faculty Exchange on AI (via Zoom)
One of the biggest reasons that people are hesitant to use AI is that they don't want to share too much information... - Is it public? Is it private? - Who can see what we share to AI, and how is it used? Marc Herzog, IT Security Engineer will demystify AI security in this riveting… Continue Reading Ethics & Security of AI (Faculty/Staff)