Dr. Jose Antonio Bowen's Jan. 23rd Visit: Videos of AI-in-Teaching Workshops
AI Literacy & Prompt Engineering, Assignments & Assessments
Dear Colleagues (please share widely),
The Faculty Development Center and DoIT Instructional Technology and New Media were excited to have a visit from Dr. José Antonio Bowen at UMBC to facilitate two workshops, AI Literacy & Prompt Engineering and AI Assignments and Assessments, based on his book Teaching with AI, co-authored with C. Edward Watson, JHU Press, 2024.
If you were unable to attend, we invite you to read about Dr. Bowen and view the video recordings and slides from the workshops on the Faculty Development Center webpage. Dr. Bowen is a dynamic and in-demand speaker, and we have heard many comments from attendees about how inspired they were by the resources shared and the energy in the room. Hosted on Panopto, the videos are captioned and will adjust according to your device and bandwidth.
Please note that a UMBC login is required for access to these materials. You must be logged into myUMBC for authentication, and not just your UMBC email.
We hope that these resources are useful to you as we navigate new possibilities and challenges for teaching and learning in the era of AI!
Best,
The Faculty Development Center and DoIT Instructional Technology and New Media were excited to have a visit from Dr. José Antonio Bowen at UMBC to facilitate two workshops, AI Literacy & Prompt Engineering and AI Assignments and Assessments, based on his book Teaching with AI, co-authored with C. Edward Watson, JHU Press, 2024.
If you were unable to attend, we invite you to read about Dr. Bowen and view the video recordings and slides from the workshops on the Faculty Development Center webpage. Dr. Bowen is a dynamic and in-demand speaker, and we have heard many comments from attendees about how inspired they were by the resources shared and the energy in the room. Hosted on Panopto, the videos are captioned and will adjust according to your device and bandwidth.
Please note that a UMBC login is required for access to these materials. You must be logged into myUMBC for authentication, and not just your UMBC email.
We hope that these resources are useful to you as we navigate new possibilities and challenges for teaching and learning in the era of AI!
Best,
FDC and ITNM Staff
Photo provided by José Antonio Bowen.
Posted: January 29, 2025, 2:03 PM
