Upcoming Events
Upcoming Workshops & Events
The Center for Teaching and Learning is offering AI-related and other workshops throughout this year. Individuals who participate in 4 AI workshops (at least 3 different one-hour sessions) and submit reflections will be eligible to earn special recognition for their commitment to learning about AI. Click here to learn more about the AI-Ready Educator Recognition. Works that can count towards the AI-Ready Educator Recognition are identified as such. You can find the list of AI-related workshops by clicking on this page.
The Great 91²Ö¿â Teach-Off: Async Prelim
Learn more about our first ever Teach-Off. Be a viewer or a competitor - all in good fun! Instructors record a 5 minute video and turn in their video by March 19th. Each 5 minutes is on something they do in their course (activity, technology, tool, assessment, etc.) - what it is, how it works and hints on how others can use it. Viewers will watch submitted videos and vote between March 24th & April 11th for their top videos. Top competitors videos will be shown live during the End of Year Extravaganza on April 11th when the champion will be vote for an selected!
Click here to register to get updates on videos available for viewing March 24th - April 10th.
Click here to go directly to the videos and voting
AI Playground Series
Starting Tuesday February 25th at 9am we will facilitate 30-minute workshops on different AI uses. Each workshop will be held via Teams twice during the same week; Tuesday at 9am and Wednesday at 3pm. We hope to see you at a few of them!
- Enhancing Engagement with AI:
February 25th&February 26th - Image & Visual Content Creation:
& - Creating Case Studies with A
I:& - AI-Assisted Quiz & Assessment Questions: &
- Summarization with AI Tools: &
- AI-Assisted Rubric & Feedback Generation: &
Click the date to register for the date/topic that interests you
Brain-Based Learning Workshop Series Module 2: Where Are We Going?
Effective learning experiences start with the end in mind. This session will guide faculty in understanding their learners, analyzing learning needs, and designing with clear goals to ensure meaningful outcomes. Participants will explore how to distinguish between 'need to know' and 'nice to know' content while identifying when true learning has been achieved.
CTL End of Year Extravaganza
This year we are bringing as many of you together to celebrate the great work you've done here at KSU. A few of the things we will celebrate include Teaching Recognition Award & AI-Ready Educator Recognition Earners, share the great research of our 2024-2025 Teaching Scholars, and have THE GREAT KENT STATE TEACH-OFF Championship.
April 11th - 11:00a - 1:00p | DI Hub Auditorium 219
Agenda with approximate times:
- 11:00am - The GREAT 91²Ö¿â Teach-Off Championship
- 11:45am: - Recognition of CTL Program Participants
- 12:00pm - Teaching Scholar Pitches + food & conversations