September 2025 learning opportunities from the Learning Innovations team 

The Learning Innovations team is proud to offer the following sessions this month:

  • “Building AI Literacy: Best Practices”
    Workshop | 60 minutes
    Sept. 18, 11 a.m.

    Join us for Part III of our AI literacy series, where we will explore how to thoughtfully integrate AI into your courses. This interactive workshop will help you develop practical strategies to use AI to support student learning, create AI policies based on your course or assignments, understand ethical considerations, and establish best practices for leveraging AI tools while maintaining academic integrity.

  • “Building AI Literacy: Community of Practice”
    Workshop | 60 minutes
    Sept. 25, 11 a.m.

    Join us for the final installment of our AI literacy series, where faculty from across the disciplines will share their experiences integrating AI into their courses. Come prepared to get inspired, learn, ask questions, exchange ideas, and discover practical strategies to use AI in your courses. This is your opportunity to see how AI is being used in the classroom, learn from peers, and build a supportive network of AI-savvy educators.

Please visit the LI Learning Opportunities page for details and registration links for the session(s) you’d like to attend.

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