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AI Fluency Forum | Office of Academic Affairs Nov. 12, 8:30 a. m.
-12:30 p. m. , Ohio Union Performance Hall All who teach and support instruction at Ohio State, including faculty, graduate teaching associates, postdocs and staff.
Join fellow Ohio State educators for a collaborative day of exchanging experiences, tackling challenges and exploring new ways to use AI in the classroom.
Throughout the day, attendees will see tangible demonstrations and presentations from other faculty on: Teaching in AI: Teaching AI and its field applications Teaching with AI: Utilizing AI to enhance or optimize teaching and learning Utilizing AI for Research: Applying AI in research, including ways it can inform the classroom 8:30-9 a. m. — Continental breakfast and networking 9-9:20 a.
m. — Welcome; AI Fluency rollout overview; Drake Institute resources overview Shereen Agrawal, E xecutive Director, Center for Software Innovation Anika Anthony, Associate Vice Provost, Director, Drake Institute 9:20-9:40 a. m.
— Teaching in AI demos and discussion Jeff Dotson, Associate Professor, Fisher College of Business Tina Tallon, Assistant Professor, School of Music 9:40-10 a. m. — GE Launch course and AI Missy Beers, Senior Director, Office of Undergraduate Education Megan Mefford, Senior Lecturer, College of Pharmacy 10-10:50 a.
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— Teaching in AI; AI in Teaching and Research; AI and responsibility Vince Castillo, Assistant Professor, Fisher College of Business Alex Davis, Data Scientist, Translational Data Analytics Institute AI and Responsibility Panel: Dennis Hirsch, Professor, Moritz College of Law Daniel Gingerich, Assistant Professor, College of Engineering Yingbin Liang, Professor, College of Engineering Norman Jones, Vice Provost and Dean for Undergraduate Education Shereen Agrawal, E xecutive Director, Center for Software Innovation 11:05-11:30 a.
m. — AI in Research; AI in Teaching Bryan Carstens, Professor, College of Arts and Sciences Carroll Ann Trotman, Dean, College of Dentistry Mike Douglas, Assistant Dean, College of Dentistry 11:30-noon — Remarks and fireside chat with Executive Vice President and Provost Ravi V. Bellamkonda Noon-12:10 p.
m. — AI (X) Hub Ness Shroff, Professor, College of Engineering 12:15-1 p. m.
— Grab-and-go lunches available 1-2 p. m. — Optional AI workshops led by the Michael V.
Drake Institute for Teaching and Learning Workshops open to: All who teach and support instruction at Ohio State, including faculty, graduate teaching associates, postdocs and staff. Email questions to csi@osu. edu .
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