The Comprehensive List of Talks & Resources for 2024
The Comprehensive List of Talks & Resources for 2024
Resources, talks, podcasts, etc that I've been a part of in the first half of 2024
At the end of 2023, I did a post where I shared out the various talks, podcasts, and writings that I’ve been involved in around generative AI. I did this for three reasons. First and foremost, it gives me a moment to look at the work and reflect. The second is that it helps me to put it altogether in one spot, especially when people are requesting examples of my work. Finally, it provides readers, new and old, with a central space to find my materials in case they want to borrow or adapt them (much of the resources I build are created with Creative Commons licenses).
Lightning Talks
I’ve had a lot of fun with lighting talks. I’ve done other ones before (see this one on audiobooks and this one on how to flip the narrative on open-access research). These talks are mostly 5-tips talks that I’ve done for folks as well as a “AI moonshot” talk for AI for Educators.
5 Tips for Using Generative AI for Academic Executive Leadership
5 Tips for Using Generative AI in Human Resources in Higher Education
AI for Education Summit Innovator EdTalk "AI Moonshot": Not a Moonshot but an Earth Renaissance.
EDUCAUSE Teaching and Learning Symposium, Lightning Talk:“Start With Students: A Policy Development Approach”
Slides (video forthcoming)
Talks & Keynotes
I continue to receive invitations to do talks for institutions to energize, inform, and frame generative AI for faculty, staff, and organizations.
Emerson College: Artificial FlAIvoring: Determining Where Generative AI Makes Sense in Teaching & Learning
Innovative Education: ChatGPT - Ally Reimagined
Plymouth State University: BOThersome Challenge: Developing A Framework with Generative AI in Teaching and Learning
University of Massachusetts, Boston: The Good, The Bad, and the Unknown of AI
Workshops
I’ve been doing a lot more workshops and these are so much fun! The opportunity to dig into the tools, brainstorm with faculty, staff, and students can be a lot of fun and opportunities for me to learn more through these engagements.
Springfield Technical Community College: Creating Use Cases For Faculty & Staff
Bryant University - Faculty Consultations
NERCOMP Annual Conference Workshop: Your New Teammate: Leveraging AI Tools and Practices to Better Support Faculty
NERCOMP Annual Conference Session: A Round of Musical ChAIrs: Reviewing, Implementing, and Revising AI
Post University
Podcasts & Panels
I’m a big big fan of panels and podcasts. More often than not, I’m with several other folks and even though we might have a good Venn diagram of ideas, approaches, and experiences with generative AI, there’s still a great alchemy that happens where the sum is better than the parts. I learn so much from fellow panelists that helps me think differently than before.
Next Office Hour with Jeff Selingo: Preparing Students for a Future of AI with Taniya Mishra & Marty J. Alvarado
Data Science Discussions: Generative AI in the Classroom with Anna Mills & Amanda Ellis
Community College Consortium for OER Webinar: AI & OER: Redefining Education? with Anna Mills and Peter Shea
Trailblaze Marketing with Chris Parisi: AI + Education Series #1: Navigating the AI Landscape
Intentional Teaching Podcast: Take It or Leave It with Stacey Johnson, Emily Donahoe, and Lance Eaton, hosted by Derek Bruff
University of Pittsburg - Community of Practice: Changing Course: Developing AI Policies With Students Instead of For Students with students Beth Roy and Veronica Machado. Slides.
Advancing Learning Conference by Conestoga College: The Future is Now: How Higher Ed is Adapting to and Innovating with Artificial Intelligence Keynote Panel with Amanda Coolidge and Dave Cormier
Teaching Learning & Tech Conference of College of Charleston - Closing Keynote Panel: Explorers Among Us with Josh Weiss (moderator), Joaquin Guerra, Leticia Britos Cavagnaro, and André Denham,
Honorable mentions
Beyond that there are a few places where I’ve been a contributor to help some larger project, event, etc.
College Unbound Student-Driven AI Usage Policy for Students & Faculty: Policy, Press Release, Post about this process
AI+Edu=Simplified by Lance Eaton is licensed under Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International
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