Hands-on Building AI Powered Assessments You Can Take Back to the Classroom
A Virtual Workshop
January 29, 2025
12noon to 1:15PM Eastern Time
Generative AI has become a welcome accelerator for many educators and instructional designers as they build and deliver their courses. And yet, the adoption of AI has been hampered by issues like hallucinations, lack of control, and difficulty sharing AI knowledge among teams. In this session, John Swope will share a hands-on workshop on building AI-powered "MicroApps" as a way to share specific AI tools with tighter controls and more predictable outputs, and examples of how those tools can be leveraged for the classroom.
In this session, you will learn about:
- Ways to build instructor-guided, AI powered apps for education like MCQ generators, writing feedback tools, and scenario-based learning.
- How AI-powered apps are different from Chatbots or GPTs, and when to use each.
- Open source tools for building and sharing AI-powered apps.
By learning about real-world examples, educators and instructional designers can be inspired to build custom tools for their teams that can accelerate course development and provide novel learning experiences.
Presenter:
John Swope, Director of Online Instructional Innovation,
St. George's University
Cost: this event is free for NEean members, and costs $15 for non-members.
An email will be sent to registrants on January 28
with log in information for the webinar.
Notification of Session Recording
Please be advised that this session will be recorded and the recording shared with attendees and NEean members.