Faculty, staff and students are hearing about ChatGPT and wondering about its implications and possibilities for higher education. Join us for an hour to get a concise overview of where we will answer these questions:
• What is ChatGPT?
• What is it capable of?
• What are privacy and academic integrity concerns?
• How might I create assignments keeping ChatGPT in mind?
• What resources are there on teaching in the ChatGPT “moment”?
Led by Laura Baecher, School of Education, Hunter College and Jack Kenigsberg, Acting Coordinator Rockowitz Writing Center, Hunter College.
Laura Baecher is Professor at the Hunter College School of Education, CUNY and Senior Faculty Fellow in the Academic Center for Excellence in Research and Teaching. Her interests relate to teacher/faculty learning, observation and coaching, and the design of professional development.
Jack Kenigsberg is the Acting Coordinator of the Rockowitz Writing Center at Hunter College, and an Adjunct Lecturer in the English department where he primarily teaches courses on Linguistics. He received his MA in TESOL from Hunter. In addition to his teaching and administrative responsibilities, he also serves as a Senator to the UFS and a delegate to the PSC.
This event is presented in collaboration with Hunter College's ACERT (Academic Center for Excellence in Research and Teaching)
