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Past Events from October 19 – November 6 – Page 2 – Institute for Teaching, Innovation, & Inclusive Pedagogy Past Events from October 19 – November 6 – Page 2 – Institute for Teaching, Innovation, & Inclusive Pedagogy

GenAI Community of Practice Session

Zoom

Overview Crystal Akers (Linguistics, School of Arts and Sciences) will practice her upcoming talk at OLC – Accelerate: Speed Limits, Signals, Speed Bumps, and Racetracks. It is focused on helping … Read More

Lecturer Faculty Community – October Gathering 

Zoom

Overview Are you looking to connect with fellow lecturers at Rutgers? Then join the Lecturer Faculty Community, a supportive, interdisciplinary space to exchange ideas and discuss effective teaching practices!  Throughout the fall semester, … Read More

Metacognition is Uniquely Human: Metacognitive Strategies in the Age of Generative AI 

Pane Room in the Alexander Library (College Avenue) 169 College Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ, United States

Facilitated by: School of Arts and Sciences Office of Undergraduate Education Location: Pane Room in the Alexander Library (College Avenue) Metacognition—our unique human ability to think about our own thinking—can help us gauge if, when, and how to use GenAI to support learning. The more we understand metacognition, the better we can support learners in developing … Read More

Book Group: The Norton Guide to AI-Aware Teaching

Zoom

What does it mean to teach in an age of AI? This fall, join us to read and discuss The Norton Guide to AI-Aware Teaching, a practical resource for instructors thinking intentionally about how AI is reshaping their courses, including a Rutgers connection: our own instructors are cited in the book. Across four virtual sessions facilitated by Rutgers instructors, we’ll work through the … Read More

Beyond Alt Text: Making Notation, Diagrams, and Symbols Accessible with AI

Zoom

Part of a six-session series from University Online Education Services (UOES), in partnership with TIIP. Each session consists of 60 minutes of content followed by a 30-minute work session. Accessibility's hardest problems live wherever a field has its own visual or symbolic language — equations, flow charts, syntax trees, structural formulas, supply-demand curves, choropleth maps, … Read More