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AI and Open Educational Resources: A Community-Centered Approach

AI and Open Educational Resources: A Community-Centered Approach In-Person / Online

Come explore the principles of openness and inclusivity and learn about ways UNM researchers are making education as widely available as possible through AI tools. This Open Access Week session, available to the public, will afford attendees the chance to learn about curriculum developed by University of New Mexico instructors to meet the needs of their students.

This research project was tailored to support faculty and instructors across diverse disciplines to use AI for OER development. AI tools can empower educators and learners with tools to create, customize, and adapt open educational resources. Projects from this program include the development of case studies and assignments and even a chatbot tailored to beginner and intermediate Russian language learners.

Faculty from the Graduate and Faculty Engagement team within the University Libraries will also be on hand to talk about this program and share content and ideas. Speakers for this event include University Librarians David Gustavsen and Jennifer Jordan and UNM faculty members, Drs. Jeffrey Houdek, Irina Meier, and Xaver Neumeyer.

Refreshments will be served at the in-person event happening in the Frank Waters room 105 inside Zimmerman Library. Registration is recommended.

Related LibGuide: Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education by Amy Jackson

Date:
Monday, October 21, 2024
Time:
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Time Zone:
Mountain Time - US & Canada (change)
Location:
Frank Waters Room 105
Library:
Zimmerman Library
Audience:
  Global Public  

Registration is required. There are 30 in-person seats available. There are 48 online seats available.

Event Organizer

Jennifer Jordan

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