February 2025 learning opportunities from the Learning Innovations team

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

  • Building AI Literacy: Exploration
    AI Literacy Series

    In this hands-on workshop, you will have the opportunity to craft effective prompts, generate images and text while experimenting with different generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools, and also complete specific tasks in a supportive and guided environment.
    • Feb. 11, noon
    • Feb. 12, noon
  • Creating Effective Rubrics
    Innovative Instruction Series

    Rubrics can make grading a more efficient process for you and help your students complete an assignment successfully. For maximum effectiveness, they need to be crafted carefully and thoughtfully. This session will review how to create a rubric that will enhance your students’ learning and make the grading process a smooth and simple one for you.
    • Feb. 25, noon
    • Feb. 26, noon

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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