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It is unlikely that any of us can accurately predict what the world of higher education will look like next year, or even in the next few months. Artificial intelligence is upending much of what we assumed to be stable. You don't have to navigate this uncertain future on your own. We are here to help!
The Dr. Lloyd Morin Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning regularly hosts workshops on a variety of topics, including the implications of artificial intelligence in teaching and learning. Many workshops are hosted in hybrid format so that you can attend in-person or online. Look for the next offering by visiting our CETL Events Calendar or ask for information by emailing cetl@camosun.ca.
CETL educational developers and instructional designers are available for one-to-one consultation or to facilitate a conversation within your department. See our list of faculty members here or send an email to cetl@camosun.ca to request a consultation. CETL has facilitated tailored AI sessions in departments such as English, Biology, Humanities, Psychology, and others.
It is vitally important that we work together as colleagues, departments, and a college community, toward creating an educational environment where AI is used appropriately, ethically, and with learning as our main focus. Talk with your colleagues, share ideas, and keep the conversation going. You can also join a Community of Practice to connect with colleagues across campus.
