During this interactive session, a group of educational developers from units such as the Center for the Study and Teaching of Writing, Committee on Academic Misconduct, Drake Institute for Teaching and Learning, Office of Technology and Digital Innovation, and University Libraries will share strategies and answer questions, and provide feedback as participants develop plans for teaching with AI.
Date: Sept. 5, noon - 1 pm
We’re bringing Google to campus! Join us for a special day of hands-on learning, training and demos with Google experts, designed for both students and faculty. Students will have opportunities to stop by throughout the day. By popular demand, a faculty and staff event will be hosted in during lunch.
Date: Sept. 16; various events between 10:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
The session will feature short demonstrations of volunteer-shared examples of assignments used for teaching about and with AI. Participants will also discuss additional ways GenAI is being used to support learning that go beyond assignments and that impact course design and instruction.
Date: Sept.19, noon - 1:30 pm
Get ready to elevate your productivity with a preview of three powerful tools designed to simplify your workflow and expand your collaboration potential. Learn how Workday Everywhere can streamline everyday tasks, explore how Google Productivity Tools can support external partnerships and see how Gemini, the newest AI assistant, can enhance your work through intelligent automation. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and make the most of what’s new.
Date: Friday, Sept. 19, 12:30-1:30 p.m.
Join us for an AI Infused Course Design Institute. During this institute, you will learn how to prompt generative AI to help you with course design tasks such as generating expected learning objectives, creating assignments, and developing rubrics. There will also be opportunities to reflect on and critique GenAI responses.
Dates: 4-day event that runs from 1- 4:30 p.m. on the following dates: Sept. 30, Oct. 3, 7 and 10.
Join us for this interactive workshop during which, you will learn a prompting structure and practice prompting generative AI to help you create learning goals and objectives, create assignments, and develop rubrics. There will also be opportunities to reflect on and critique GenAI responses.
Date: Oct. 2, noon - 1:30 pm
Fisher College of Business Executive Education offers several programs focused on artificial intelligence. These programs address the capabilities of artificial intelligence, specific processes that can be optimized with AI, and how to responsibly implement it across functions at your organization.
Date: Several programs are offered on an ongoing basis. Cost varies.
Construct I/O is the premier digital tech conference at Ohio State, presented by the Center for Software Innovation. Features big-picture talks, hands-on workshops, and practical sessions for both technical and non-technical attendees. Registration opens in Summer 2025
Date: Oct. 23, 8:30 a.m. – 7 p.m. at The Ohio Union.
Learn more about Construct I/O
If you are hosting an AI event that is open to a broad audience, you can request inclusion on this site by sending a message to ai@osu.edu.
The Role of AI in Learning and Development: Understanding ChatGPT – A Quick Reference: introduces you to the power of ChatGPT and how it can help streamline your daily work tasks.
The Center for Software Innovation offers offers ongoing groups like Weekly Dig Ins and AI Tinkerers Columbus. The center also hosts the annual Construct I/O: The Builder’s Summit developer conference.
The Data Management team within OTDI has created resources around AI for data analysts at the university. There is also a video on AI functionality in PowerBI and Tableau. Both are in the Administrative Resource Center (ARC), so you must log in to access these links.
Getting Started with Generative Artificial Intelligence: Considerations and Strategies: provides an overall description of how Copilot and other AI programs work; strategies for designing instruction with AI; and transparently discussion about AI use in a course and academic integrity. Visit Drake Institute upcoming events to see upcoming AI workshops.
Cybersecurity Days 2023: Digital Security and Trust leaders discuss the role AI plays in cybersecurity for higher education. (Recorded Oct. 25, 2023)
Teaching and Learning Workshops: University Libraries offers a variety of recorded webinars as well as in-person workshops on a regular basis. Past AI workshops have included Teaching with AI: Concerns and Opportunities and Artificial Intelligence and Teaching and Information Literacy Concerns and Opportunities.
Artificially Intelligent Manufacturing Systems Lab (AIMS): AIMS lab brings industry professionals and academia together to study and develop manufacturing systems that work with, and are controlled by, different types of artificial intelligence.
Democratizing AI: Outlines a study that will build the next generation of Cyberinfrastructure to render Artificial Intelligence (AI) more accessible to everyone and drive its further democratization
Advancing Artificial Intelligence: Brief overview of how Ohio State is driving the future of artificial intelligence (AI) research, development and discovery to improve people’s lives today and build a brighter future
While we have tried to include as many Ohio State AI resources as possible, if you have additional resources that you’d like us to add, contact us at ai@osu.edu.