As educators continue to grapple with the challenges brought to their teaching practice by artificial intelligence, the latest Food for Thought session at the Library Summit offered valuable support to BCIT faculty.
Led by Erika Ram, an instructor in BCIT’s computing department and chair of the EDCO Educational Technology and Learning Design Committee, the March 5 session focused on what makes us human, and what essential human qualities students need to live and work in a world influenced by AI. Attendees left with activity ideas and an implementation plan for incorporating those activities in the classroom.
Food for Thought sessions are hosted by BCIT Library and the Learning and Teaching Centre throughout the academic year, and are opportunities for faculty and staff to showcase research, learning and teaching practice, student support services, and innovation at BCIT. The sessions are hosted on Teams and in-person at the Library Summit Centre (where a light lunch is provided). A calendar of upcoming sessions and recordings of previous sessions are available on the Library Food for Thought SharePoint page.
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