The Baruch CTL is pleased to announce the launch of our AI Resources webpage, a compendium of information about AI in the academic environment curated with commentary by our staff. […]
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CTL Conversations: Baruch in the Age of AI
The Center for Teaching and Learning invites you to join us for a series of discussions and events this fall about AI and ChatGPT in educational contexts. These discussions, occurring once each month via Zoom, will be guided by a central topic and will create a space for discussion among faculty about how we can adapt our teaching to a quickly changing landscape in the nature of work and learning.
ChatGPT & Its Impact On Teaching In Spring 2023
We’ve been hearing a lot in the news about how the access to ChatGPT will revolutionize our teaching practices. Here are some suggestions to faculty for the Spring 2023 semester.
When you can’t require the webcam
You may have seen or heard about guidance from the university about having students on camera during live class sessions. Here are some suggestions for encouraging (but not requiring) web camera use.
Is Taking Notes By Hand Better for Students?
Do students learn better if they take notes by hand rather than taking notes on their laptop? New research suggests that the answer might be “not necessarily.” In 2014, a […]