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AI is not the Death of Faculty Expertise
Artificial intelligence is a powerful tool that enhances, rather than replaces, the expertise of educators, acting as an invaluable teaching assistant. This video explores how AI supports educators while human judgment remains essential for nuanced teaching and decision-making.
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AI is not Always the Answer
Like the calculator, AI can be a powerful tool to enhance student learning; however it should not be used to replace the development of foundational skills. In this video Dr. Lawrence discusses the nuance of AI use in the classroom and leverage AI effectively, ensuring students build essential skills while benefiting from advanced technology.
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AI for Allegories and Metaphors
Discover how AI can transform your teaching by helping you create powerful metaphors and allegories that make complex concepts unforgettable. Watch this video to see a practical AI prompt in action and learn how to save time while crafting stories that resonate with your students.
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AI and Data Security Fundamentals
This video highlights the critical importance of data security in the AI era. Dr. Lawrence Cappello explores the risks of data leakage, practical strategies for protecting student data, and the shared responsibility of instructors and students in safeguarding sensitive information.
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AI and FERPA Compliance
Get a quick and clear breakdown of FERPA, the federal law protecting student education records, and what it means for college instructors nationwide. This video offers valuable insights for anyone seeking to understand FERPA compliance and uphold student privacy.
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Teaching Students About Plagiarism
Plagiarism has always been a challenge, but how does AI complicate things for students and instructors? Dr. Katie Chiou dives into what plagiarism really means, the unique dilemmas posed by AI, and practical strategies to address them.
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Teaching Students to Cite AI
As AI tools become commonplace in academia, how should students cite them correctly? Dr. Katie Chiou introduces essential best practices and guidelines for teaching students how to properly attribute AI-generated content.
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Using AI for Transcription: Enhancing Accessibility
Dr. Katie Chiou explains how AI tools can be used to create quick and accurate transcriptions of lectures and other course content, enhancing accessibility, and providing benefits to both instructors and students.
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Using AI to Create Case Studies
Dr. Katie Chiou explores how generative AI can be leveraged to create interactive case studies, allowing students to expand their creative and critical thinking skills via real-world scenarios.
AI Teaching Network
Welcome to the University of Alabama AI Teaching Network! This video library features short, practical clips of use cases and advice for responsibly using generative AI in teaching practices. Use the drop-down menu below to filter by category or explore the entire library for content that fits your teaching needs.