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Upcoming and Ongoing Events
CTL Teach and Tell: Learning Lab Presentations #2
Monday, October 21
3:30––5:00 p.m.
MacLean 301
112 S. Michigan Ave.
Members of the CTL's 2023-2024 Learning Lab will present their projects. Speakers include Benjamin Melamed, Allie n Steve Mullen, and Allison Yasukawa. Speakers will comment on how the concept of "ecstatic pedagogy" informs their work as educators.
CTL Teach and Tell: Mess Making and Fragmentary Writing
Wednesday, October 30
3:30––5:00 p.m.
MacLean 301
112 S. Michigan Ave
This workshop provides attendees with creative and unconventional ways to support students who struggle with traditional academic writing. Raghav Rao (Liberal Arts) leads this exciting and interactive workshop.
CTL Teach and Tell: The Braid with Professor Adelheid Mers
Monday, November 18
3:30--5:00 p.m.
Jonh M. Flaxman Library (5th Floor)
37 S. Wabash Ave.
This interactive workshop will introduce participants to the Braid: https://adelheidmers.org/braidmain.html
The Braid diagram evolved from conversations with artists about how they work. The three lobes of the Braid diagram were labeled Make, Mediate, and Manage. Used as prompts, the labels facilitated conversation about personal arts ecologies
Past Events
Town Hall: AI Considerations: Impact, Ethics, and Speculations
Monday, March 11
3:30––5:00 p.m.
MacLean 301
112 S. Michigan Ave
Participants will learn about the most current issues around these technologies, including ethical and educational topics. Additionally participants will speculate on how we might utilize these in art + design education to imagine possible outcomes. Led by: Matthew Roberts, Director, Center for Teaching and Learning
Teaching in the Age of Generative AI
Monday, March 4
3:30––5:00 p.m.
MacLean 301
112 S. Michigan Ave
Participants will learn about ways to utilize generative AI such as ChatGPT as an instructional tool in building. This will include how to responsibly engage with chatbots and image generating AI as a learning tool. This workshop will be broken up into three parts: presentation, small group discussion, and presentation/sharing/questions. Led by: Mackenzie Salisbury, Information Literacy Librarian + Practitioner (Nick Briz)
AI Literacy: what is generative AI + how does it work?
Monday, February 26
3:30––5:00 p.m.
MacLean 301
112 S. Michigan Ave
Participants will learn about what generative AI is, how it works, and why AI Literacy is important. This workshop will be broken up into three parts: presentation, small group discussion, and presentation/sharing/questions. Led by: Mackenzie Salisbury, Information Literacy Librarian
Madison Nelson