15 Resources Categorized "AI Literacy" (page 1 of 2)
Departmental workshop on AI. This workshop aims to start a formal conversation about AI with the faculty of my department (sociology). While this is specific to our department…
The Buzz on AI Apps: How Developers, Data and Models Shape AI Applications
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Loading...Description: This infographic offers an overview of the relationship between developers, data, AI models and AI applications. By understanding these elements educators can make informed choices about the…
Description This brief YouTube video is directed at humanities faculty who have never used ChatGPT. It goes over the basics of how to make an account. It also…
Acronyms are one of many mnemonic devices to help with a myriad of cognitive needs (Almeida, 2008; Salvetti et al., 2020; Stalder, 2005; Wubbolding, 2015). In many writing…
“AI’s Utopian Visions: Exploring Sustainable Future Landscapes for the Built Environment”
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...“AI’s Utopian Visions: Exploring Sustainable Future Landscapes for the Built Environment” This online resource serves as a platform for exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and sustainable…
Reflection on Student Voice and Developing AI Literacy (Assignment)
(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...Brief Description of Resource This assignment introduces students to the power of reflection in creating self-awareness. It also introduces students to the potential pitfalls of outsourcing reflection to…
AI-Inspired World Language Classroom Activities The following activities are intended for world language classes ranging from beginner to upper-intermediate. The purpose is to support student language acquisition alongside…
Brief Description of Resource (3-5 short sentences) This resource is meant to be used by faculty/instructors as they craft their syllabi to include a statement about AI use…
Brief Description of Resource Many students have reported difficulty finding peer-reviewed journal articles, as well as reading and accessing the scientific literature. This activity is meant to guide…
Activity Overview – Cover Letters and AI Create three cover letters: AI, Blended, and Human. Have students read through each example, and then vote on which they think…
