Creative Teaching with AI

The d.school, Accelerator for Learning, and Center for Teaching and Learning invite Stanford instructors and their allies to a five-session workshop series on creative ways to use AI in Stanford teaching, weekly, October 8–November 3.

No prior knowledge or experience with AI is needed – come whether you feel optimistic, skeptical, or overwhelmed by AI. You will use design methods to build ideas that are good enough to try in a course you teach. We recommend choosing a single course element in the first session to prototype, iterate, and refine throughout the series. However, each noon or late afternoon session will be useful independently.

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Organizers: Glenn Fajardo and John Mitchell (d.school), Cassandra Horii and Kenji Ikemoto (CTL), Jessica Tsang and Josh Weiss (Accelerator).

Schedule:

Opening session: Thurs, Oct 8, 4–5:30 pm, Mackenzie Room, Huang Building. Orientation, bridging student and instructor perspectives, personal workshop goals.Working sessions (3): CoDa Building E160. Plenary activities, breakouts, application to personal goals.Thurs, Oct 15, 4–5:30 pmTues, Oct 20, 12–1:30 pmTues, Oct 27, 12:00–1:30 pmClosing session: Tues, Nov 3, 4–5:30 pm, Mackenzie Room, Huang Building. Summary of accomplishments and outcomes.