2024 ONLINE TEACHING EXTRAVAGANZA (OTEx)
Exploring the Intersections of
Academic Integrity & Artificial Intelligence
The University of New Mexico-Valencia Campus and its Faculty Online Teaching & Review Committee
is hosting the annual statewide online teaching conference on Friday, April 26, from 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM.
Registration Details
Join us online Friday, April 26, from 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM (MST). Reserve Your Seat Today!
Registration is open until April 24, 2024. This is a free professional development opportunity for New Mexico's Educators. Session recordings will be made available to participants.
Register for OTEx24
PROGRAM
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Keynote Speaker:
Dr. Leo Lo. Dean/Professor, College of University Libraries & Learning Sciences, University of New Mexico
 | Dr. Leo S. Lo (he, him, his) joined the University of New Mexico as Dean and Professor of the College of University Libraries and Learning Services (CULLS) in September 2021. He oversees over 120 full time faculty and staff and provides leadership for all University Libraries operations, Organization, Information, and Learning Sciences (OILS) program, and the UNM Press. A key area of focus for Dr. Lo is integrating Artificial Intelligence into library services and academic support, aligning with the evolving landscape of library sciences and education technology. He actively engages in research and discussions around AI, aiming to enhance AI literacy and its ethical application in academia. |
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the educational landscape, introducing innovative tools and methodologies into our classrooms. As these technologies become more prevalent, the need for AI literacy among educators is crucial. The keynote presentation will guide attendees through the critical aspects of AI literacy for educators. This session will share an overview of AI technologies, their ethical implications, and their growing role in education. We will discuss why it's imperative for educators to understand and critically evaluate these tools, ensuring their integration into teaching practices enhances learning while maintaining academic integrity. Through practical insights and recommendations, this presentation aims to empower educators with the knowledge and mindset needed to embrace the AI-enhanced educational environment.
Speaker Agenda:
We are poised to explore the intersections of academic integrity & artificial intelligence through a variety of perspectives and pedagogies.
- Andisheh Dadashi. “Enhancing Academic Integrity in the Era of Artificial Intelligence: An Innovative Approach.”
- Liz Axelrod, MFA. “AI is the Future, But The Future May Be Flawed.”
- Ian Burch. “Autocorrect With Extra Steps: How Generative AI Works.”
- Scott Kamen. “Revisiting Peer Reviews to Support Student Writing.”
- Tammi Duncan-Teller. “Applying Metacognition through Exam Reflection.”
- Lauren Perry-Rummel. “Authentic Writing Assessments to Discourage use of ChatGPT.”
- Jet Saengngoen and Megan Hauser. “Empowering Educators: Leveraging Gen AI for Effective Teaching in Higher Education.”
- Nallely Baca. “Human Learning: Concrete & specific classroom applications with engaging strategies for effective learning outcomes.”
- Cindi Goodman. “Establishing the First Personal Connection with Online Students.”
- Kat Gullahorn, MLS. “AI Trivia”
For any questions, comments, feedback - please reach out to the UNM-Valencia Distance Learning Coordinator, Kat Gullahorn. Call or text (505) 916-1647 or email krg@unm.edu
