Conferences to fuel your academic thinking on generative AI
June 18th and 26th
Education specialists offer their insights
Come and discuss and ask all your questions.
June 18th
The AI Paradox in Higher Education: How to Reap the Benefits While Maintaining Academic Integrity
9:30 AM (Paris Time / UTC+2)3:30 PM (Singapore Time / UTC+8)
Michael Klemm, Managing Director - Singapore Education Network
Anna Dean, Regional Account Manager - iSpring
The AI Paradox in Higher Education: How to Reap the Benefits While Maintaining Academic Integrity
Ensuring quality in AI-enhanced education
A variety of AI tools for different use
Dealing with students’ overuse of AI
45'Online
June 26th
How University Professors and Students Adapted to Generative AI Over the Past Three Years ?
3:00 PM (Paris Time / UTC+2)
9:00 AM (Québec Time / UTC-4)
Catherine Déri
Adjunct professor - University of Ottawa
Postdoctoral Fellow and Lecturer - Université du Quebec, Outaouais
University Attitudes Toward Generative AI: Faculty and Student Perspectives Since ChatGPT
Faculty attitudes toward generative AI
Student attitudes toward generative AI
Comparison between professor and student perspectives
Adaptation strategies for higher education stakeholders
45'Online
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5 good reasons to take part in this week of conferences
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Explore the real-life challenges of various institutions
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Exchange with experts
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Be inspired by innovative practices for your profession and your institution
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Anticipate the future of AI in education
- Meet your own pedagogical challenges
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