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While we wait to start…

  1. Introduce yourself to people at your table
  2. Share 1 thing (besides this event, obvs), that you’re looking forward to at NERCOMP this year.
  3. Ask questions to each other from the “What do you think about AI?” handout.
  4. Write down your feelings on the sticky notes provided. (We’ll come back to them later!)

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Institutional Policy Development for AI Generative Tools in Teaching and Learning

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Google Drive Folder: https://tinyurl.com/AIPolicyDevelopment

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Agenda

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Question Formulation Technique

1:15

Introductions

1:00

Student Panel

1:30

Break

2:15

Speed Dating

2:30

Design Guidance Activity

3:15

Break

3:45

Design Guidance Activity (cont.)

4:00

Debrief

4:15

Wrap-Up

4:45

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Introductions

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Allison Papini

she/her/hers

Assistant Director/ Manager of Research & Instruction Services

Bryant University

Esther Brandon�she/her/hers

Manager of Learning Design & Technology Adoption��Harvard Medical School

Lance Eaton (he/him)

Director of Digital Pedagogy

College Unbound

Dana Gavin

she/her/hers

Acting Director of the Writing Center

Dutchess Community College

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Community Agreements

We will NOT be jerks:

  • Use “I” statements, and be mindful that I ≠ We.
  • Avoid shaming or giving unsolicited advice.
  • Remember that language is personal -- a word I might use to describe myself may not be appropriate to describe others, and it may not be appropriate for others to use the word to describe me.
  • Pause if someone uses a term that an individual finds offensive, outdated, or loaded, and enter into a conversation about the impact of that word.
  • Assume good intentions, and take responsibility for impact.
  • Make space for everyone to talk and practice active listening.
  • Share our learning while upholding confidentiality.
  • Expect and accept non-closure and even some discomfort in our discussions.
  • Make transformative mistakes and turn them into learning opportunities.

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Question Formulation Technique

  • Think: What questions do you have about generative AI for higher ed in general? For our student panel? About higher ed policies?
  • Pair: Turn to your neighbor to discuss and generate a list of questions.
  • Share: Add your questions to our shared Google document at https://tinyurl.com/AIPolicyDevelopment

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Student Panel - College Unbound

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Veronica Machado (she/her)

Suleima Lopes (she/her)

Molly Scavuzzo-Duggan (they/them)

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Break

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Speed-Dating

  • Let’s take a moment to chat about the potential opportunities and challenges presented by AI by discussing the prompts at each “station.”
  • We’ll change stations every 10 minutes.
  • Now time to break into groups!

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Speed-Dating

Let’s get into groups

  • Line up around the room
  • Place yourself somewhere in the line from most to least comfortable with AI
  • Count off

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Questions to Get You Started

  • Please share one insight with your partner that you have about AI based on your experience or understanding of the technology.
  • Please share one opportunity you see that AI could afford you, your students, or your organization.
  • Please share the most pressing concern you feel AI has raised in your experience or understanding of the technology.

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Design Guidance Activity

For policy considerations, what are your

Working Doc

https://bit.ly/AI-Workshop-2023

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Break

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Design Guidance Activity (cont.)

For policy considerations, what are your

Working Doc

https://bit.ly/AI-Workshop-2023

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Debrief

  • Review: a document from another group
  • Summarize: the essential and negotiable policies to the large group - volunteers needed!
  • Ask: follow-up questions about the content

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Wrap-Up

Recall the question(s) you formulated at the start of our workshop:

  • What answers have you generated in our time together?
  • What are your next steps?

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Contact Information

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Allison Papini

she/her/hers

Assistant Director/ Manager of Research & Instruction Services

Bryant University

apapini1@bryant.edu

Esther Brandon

she/her/hers

Manager of Learning Design & Technology Adoption�Harvard Medical School�esther@hms.harvard.edu

Lance Eaton�he/him

Director of Digital Pedagogy�College Unbound�lance.eaton@collegeunbound.edu

Dana Gavin

she/her/hers

Acting Director of the Writing Center

Dutchess Community College

dana.gavin@sunydutchess.edu

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