Center for Teaching & Learning

Join us in-person to explore ChatGPT and Copilot, both chat-based text generation tools. We’ll open with a brief presentation about the interfaces, possible uses, and ethical considerations, but most of your time will be spent using the tools. Please bring your laptop so you can take time to work with ChatGPT and/or Copilot, stopping periodically for the group to check in about what we’re noticing and thinking. Whether you’re considering using these tools in your teaching or curious what your students may be doing with them, this exploration will help you to become more familiar with their possibilities and shortcomings.

Co-facilitated by Susanmarie Harrington (Writing in the Disciplines), Aaron Nichols (Howe Library), and Gary Atwood (Dana Library)

Please reserve this time for this in-person workshop on your calendar. You will receive an Outlook invitation prior to the event. We will meet in 302 Howe Libray.