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AI Playground: NotebookLM & Khanmigo
Stop by and join us for a demo of various AI tools! These demos do not include advanced techniques but serve as a tool comparison and provide insights into functionalities using quick examples. Bring your questions, and we\u27ll provide answers and demonstrations. These sessions overlap with the concurrent sessions and the breakfast/lunch hours, so if you want to pass some time between or during sessions, swing by and visit these stations
The Deepfake Game
This session introduces the deepfake game, a framework for critically engaging with AI-generated content through a dialectical approach that balances skepticism with open-mindedness. As AI deepfakes challenge our understanding of truth and authenticity, this method equips participants with strategies to evaluate digital content, identify manipulations, and respond ethically. The session emphasizes fostering critical thinking and AI literacy, enabling educators to guide students in navigating AI-mediated information landscapes. Participants will gain practical tools to integrate this approach into their teaching, promoting discernment and ethical engagement with digital media in an era of sophisticated AI-generated deception
Harmony and Discord: Using Google Gemini in Music Research
This presentation explores the integration of AI tools in music bibliography and research courses. To develop critical research and evaluation skills, students engaged with Google Gemini through two structured assignments. We examine successful applications and challenges when incorporating AI assistance into music research workflows. Drawing from student experiences and feedback, we\u27ll discuss how Gemini influenced research processes, scholarly writing conventions, and information evaluation strategies. The findings offer valuable insights for educators considering AI integration in research courses
Connecting Foreign Language Learning and Career Development through AI
This presentation explores the integration of AI in a Chinese language course, where students use a customized ChatGPT chatbot to practice writing, speaking, and job interview preparation. A demo will show how ChatGPT can personalize interview questions based on students\u27 resumes and target job descriptions while utilizing its audio functionality to facilitate mock interviews. Differences in student performance in ChatGPT-facilitated interviews and human-led mock interviews will be shared in terms of language proficiency, interview skills, and confidence in foreign language use. We\u27ll also demonstrate how to create a customized AI chatbot and discuss issues around using AI in language learning and career coaching
Empowering Students to Engage Critically: Integrating AI Competencies into Collaborative Assignments
As AI continues to rise in education, empowering students to critically engage with AI tools is more important than ever. This presentation will explore applied strategies for integrating UNESCO\u27 s AI Competencies Framework into group assignments, promoting critical analysis of AI tools and information generated from them. This approach not only provides insight for integrating AI skills into existing assignments but also boosts student engagement. While primarily student-focused, these insights invite broader faculty discussions on advancing AI education
Accelerating Faculty AI Readiness: Insights from a Center for Teaching
In recent years, Southern Methodist University\u27s Center for Teaching Excellence has prioritized helping faculty develop AI readiness through targeted professional development. This session will share our Center\u27s strategies for addressing the challenges and opportunities presented by Generative AI tools. Attendees will explore initiatives that succeeded, those that fell short, and key lessons learned along the way. Join us to gain practical insights into supporting faculty in navigating AI\u27s evolving role in higher education
Decoding AI: Insights into Answer Variability Using Text Analytics 4:00
Many believe that generative AI platforms have the potential to revolutionize education by providing a personalized supplement to traditional education. Therefore, it is important to investigate the accuracy of output from generative AI platforms and the variations in results from the same prompt on different platforms. We examined differences in answers to statistics questions among several commonly used AI platforms employing text analytics, such as reading level evaluation, word counts, topic modeling, and sentiment analysis. In this session, we will introduce a Shiny App to perform these analytics for output from any generative AI platform
Talk Like a Human: Generating Shared Rhetorical Visions of AI in the Education
Generative AI is transforming education, but misaligned perceptions between instructors and students can hinder its ethical and effective use. This session shares findings from a qualitative study analyzing faculty and student rhetoric about AI, using fantasy theme and metaphor analysis to uncover areas of shared understanding, conflict, and collaboration. Drawing on instructional communication theories, we\u27ll present practical strategies for fostering shared rhetorical visions of AI. Attendees will leave with actionable talking points and communication techniques to bridge divides, align expectations, and promote ethical, humanistic integration of AI in in-person, hybrid, and online classrooms
Math, Mindset, and AI: Unlocking the Potential of Growth-Mindset Learning
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in education offers transformative potential for students, particularly in the field of mathematics, where challenges like math anxiety and fixed mindsets often impede progress. This session explores the powerful synergy between AI and the growth mindset theory, offering innovative strategies to foster perseverance, resilience, and a love of learning in math students. By leveraging AI tools that provide personalized feedback, adaptive learning pathways, and real-time support, educators can help students reframe their approach to math challenges, viewing them as opportunities for growth rather than obstacles to success