Mission Statement
Goals
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- Goal 1: Increase AI literacy among University of Memphis faculty and staff through ongoing professional learning and peer-to-peer knowledge sharing. (I feel informed)
- Goal 2: Support the development and dissemination of effective AI-enhanced teaching and learning practices through experimentation, reflection, and collaboration. (I feel equipped)
- Goal 3: Foster a cross-disciplinary network of faculty and staff committed to exploring the opportunities and challenges of AI in higher education. (I feel I am contributing)
- Goal 4: Provide a forum for faculty to share their concerns and recommendations. (I feel heard)
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Past Events 2025- 2026
Book Club
Join us for a discussion of Errol M. O’Neill's recent publication, “The Fine Line between Digital Literacy and Academic Dishonesty in Online World Language Instruction”. Errol has kindly agreed to join us, so bring your questions, experiences, expertise, and insights as we consider this highly relevant topic with applications for all disciplines! We will meet at the campus Starbucks.
Inductive, Inclusive, Iterative: Developing AI Literacy
What does it mean to build AI literacy when our disciplines bring such different forms of exptertise to the table? How can we move from curiosity about these tools to concrete teaching practice? Speaker Will Duffy. Noon -1 ERIC 306
Book Club
This semesters we're discussing Literary Theory for Robots: How Computers Learned to Write by Dennis Yi Tenen. Nov 21 9:30a @ Campus Starbucks.
Virtual Workshop
Generative AI in the Classroom: Using Khanmigo with presenters Trish Lange and Sarah
Marshall.
Aug 21 1-2 Teams.