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View Past WebinarsThe intent of these meetings is to sort through the vast amount of information about AI advances and pick a few items every month to bring to the community. The hope is that it will help people stay abreast of emerging changes that will potentially impact work at the institution. You’re welcome to attend these […]
Facilitators: Elaine Khoo, Associate Professor, Teaching Stream, Centre for Teaching and Learning, UTSCDina Soliman, Faculty Liaison, Educational Technology, Centre for Teaching and Learning, UTSCArmando Rojas, UTSC StudentJasmine Willy Saphira, UTSC StudentYuseon Jeong, UTSC Student In the fast-changing Generative AI (GenAI) landscape, re-examining roles of instructors and students allows higher education to capitalize on unique learning opportunities arising […]
Presented by: Centre for Community Partnerships Join us for our three-part CEL Course Development Workshops Series virtually this Fall, and in Winter. The workshops can be stand alone or completed as a series.Note: These will be participatory workshops where attendees will be invited to do some free-writing and some breakout group discussions. In this workshop […]
Join us for an interactive virtual drop-in for University of Toronto instructors and staff. This is your opportunity to get hands-on experience with Microsoft Copilot, a powerful generative AI model that has been approved for use by the University.Focus: Our primary goal is to familiarize you with the process of logging into Copilot using protected […]
Facilitator: Randy Boyagoda, Vice-Dean, Undergraduate, Professor, English Department, FAS, Provostial Advisor on Civil Discourse, University of TorontoIn this talk, Professor Randy Boyagoda, Provostial Advisor on Civil Discourse, will discuss the importance of civil discourse at university as a way to overcome divides, conflicts, and extreme positions between members of the same academic community, and particularly within […]
Presented by: University of Toronto Mississauga, Robert Gillespie Academic Skills Center The first session of the Assessment of Learning Series will trace the historical origins of our present-day assessment practices. As this history is expansive, the session will focus on key moments in educational assessment history which will shine a light on how and why […]
