Bing Chat Enterprise is now available to IU faculty and staff. It is built on the same AI models and data as ChatGPT, so you can use it to write and summarize content, create code, and answer complex questions. Importantly, Bing Chat Enterprise has been approved for use with IU data classified as University-Internal, and it has safeguards in place to prevent the unauthorized exposure of personal and IU data.
Join us as we bring together a community of educators from all IU campuses committed to creating inclusive, welcoming, and engaging learning environments that promote student success. In this call for proposals, we invite you to share your stories of persistence, success, innovation, and evidence-based practices that exemplify the pursuit of teaching excellence.
We are soliciting individual fellows AY 2023-24 (not teams). The goal of the Mack Fellowship program is to promote and enhance the community of IU faculty engaged in SoTL. All FACET members are eligible to apply (once a FACET member, always a FACET member). For non-FACET members, applicants may be from any of IU's campuses or all programs at FACET Fort Wayne.
Learn more about submitting a Mack Fellowship proposal here.
Recent blog entries include Quick Tips on learning (and using) student names and adding students to your Top Hat course; a Welcome Back with a rundown of October events like the Teaching with Faculty Symposium, the SoTL speaker series, and the Equity Summit on Teaching and Learning; and an overview of Canvas grade posting policies.
IU Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design associate professor of painting Caleb Weintraub and lecturer in photography David Ondrik recently taught an interdisciplinary course called "AI in the Studio." The course explored how text-to-image AI generators can be used in the creation of physical art as opposed to being used to replace artists. They also studied legal and ethical issues.
Maggie Ricci, manager of eLearning Services in Learning Technologies, was recently awarded the Edtech Leadership Award at the Learning Impact Conference in Anaheim, California. The conference connects academic and technology leaders to explore digital solutions and strategies that improve education and opportunities for learners at all levels. Congratulations, Maggie!
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Below is a quick recap of important updates and new tools that came out this summer, followed by some reminders about resources that can be especially useful at the start of the semester.
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