Faculty Engagement Award recipients pioneer use of experiential virtual spaces In her presentation, she will share evidence-based research findings and practical teaching advice for educators, in hopes of broadening and deepening understandings of these new technologies. On March 16, the Schreyer Institute for Teaching Excellence-funded Teaching Community of Academic Integrity Leaders will host a presentation by Sarah Eaton on “Academic Integrity and Artificial Intelligence: Writing New Stories.”Įaton is associate professor of Education at the University of Calgary and is leading a large multidisciplinary study analyzing faculty assessment of algorithmic writing. The rise of text generators like Chat GPT have created opportunities and challenges for educators, particularly related to academic integrity. ‘Academic Integrity and Artificial Intelligence: Writing New Stories’

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - Two discussions related to the use of artificial intelligence in education are planned this spring, one via Zoom and the other in person. Penn State to host discussions on AI in education

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