Note: This workshop and the waitlist are now full.

UTA AI Course Redesign Institute 

Dates: August 7, 9 am-2 pm. This event is capped at 20 participants (faculty).

This event has limited capacity. A short waiting list will be formed. All ranks of faculty can apply. You must be teaching a course or courses next academic year (2025-2026).

You will be notified by Friday, August 1, 2025. 

Time-sensitive: Applications close July 31, 5 pm, CST. 

Application Link: Click here

The AI Course Redesign Institute offers a workshop-style hands-on experience for UTA faculty interested in integrating Artificial Intelligence into their courses. This one-day institute provides faculty with the tools, resources, and frameworks needed to redesign and enhance their curricula with AI, creating more engaging, effective, and inclusive learning environments. Participants will explore the latest AI technologies and pedagogical strategies from peers and resources, gaining the skills to integrate AI tools into their teaching practices. There will be time provided to work on developing your own course or courses. By the end of the institute, participants will leave with actionable next steps to incorporate AI into their teaching, fostering an innovative and forward-thinking classroom environment. Ideas for how to prepare students for the ever-changing workforce with AI will be explored. 

Speakers:

Pete Smith

Jessica Kahlow

Heather Philip

The CRTLE Team! Dr. Beth Fleener, Dr. Peggy Semingson, and Dr. Sarah Shelton

Expectations: 

  1. Come prepared with a course in mind to work on to better integrate AI (policies, teaching, assessment, tutorials, etc.). Bring your laptop and a digital or printed copy of your syllabus. Make sure your laptop is fully charged.  
  1. Review curricular resources relating to AI and teaching ahead of time. (A link will be provided.) 
  1. Bring ideas and questions to engage with the group to foster discussion and knowledge sharing.  
  1. Take learning back to your department/school/college and share information, resources, and ideas digitally (via email or other digital knowledge sharing) as you see fit, informally with peers, or in your faculty meeting or other face-to-face sharing.  

Benefits: 

  1. $250 professional development funds to be used next academic year (e.g., travel, conferences/courses, etc.) 
  1. Breakfast and lunch will be provided! 
  1. Two books about AI and teaching. You will receive at least one AI and teaching book to build background knowledge to include: Teaching with AI: A Practical Guide to a New Era of Human Learning (2024) by José Antonio Bowen and C. Edward Watson plus an additional book on AI.  
  1. Be able to redesign one more courses for the fall and/or Spring semester and have a plan for further redesign of courses and teaching. 
  1. Network with colleagues about AI and teaching. 
  1. Support from CRTLE, OIT, and the UTA libraries, and colleagues on the topic of AI.  
  1. Participate in ongoing dialogue in a Teams-based channel 

If you have any questions, contact us at: crtle@uta.edu or Dr. Peggy Semingson, Interim Director of CRTLE at peggys@uta.edu.

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