The Learning Engineering Institute is excited to offer a Build Your Own Solution Workshop this October 13-14, designed to help ASU faculty and staff learn how to use Generative AI to build their own tools to enhance teaching, learning and student success.
During the workshop, you’ll:
- Learn the basics of Learning Engineering process
- Understand how Principled Innovation guides responsible AI use
- Gain hands-on experience with
This 60-minute session is reserved for ASU faculty, staff, and Teaching Assistants.
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AI Basics to Breakthroughs: From Curious to Confident
AI Basics to Breakthroughs: From Curious to Confident
Designed for faculty and instructional staff at all comfort levels.
Choose from beginner or intermediate breakouts to learn practical CreateAI use cases.
Build confidence through guided exercises, from chat-based support to classroom-ready activities.
Research Development Opportunity Kickoffs
Research Development Opportunity Kickoff events are introductions to specific funding opportunities or resources that enhance application competitiveness. Introductions provide an overview of requirements, advice and lessons learned from experienced faculty, and a chance to network with others. Sponsored by KE Research Development.
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This interactive event will focus on PMP-style practice questions, offering participants a collaborative space to sharpen exam preparation and deepen their understanding of project management concepts. Together, we will walk through sample questions, explore reasoning and strategies, and highlight common pitfalls to avoid. The session will also provide an opportunity to share study tips and resources with peers, making it valuable whether you are actively preparing for the PMP exam or simply looking to strengthen your project management knowledge.
This 60-minute session is reserved for ASU faculty, staff, and Teaching Assistants.
This workshop will be held online and will not be recorded. The use of automated bots, AI assistants, or other meeting recording devices is prohibited without the prior approval of event coordinators.
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Enterprise AI: What’s In Your Toolbox?
Walk through current tools, highlight CreateAI as the primary resource, and share practical examples of how each tool supports teaching and collaboration.