Tim Lockman
Instructional Designer
For help with course design, creating course content, and professional development, please contact Tim at tlockman@kish.edu or schedule an appointment below.
Mary Smith
Instructional Technologist
For assistance with instructional technology, contact Mary Smith, msmith22@kish.edu
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This interactive session will explore AI literacy and the personal, societal, and professional implications of AI integration across the disciplines. This workshop will demonstrate how instructors can foster a culture of critical thinking and meaningful engagement with this watershed technology for their students. It will highlight the role of Critical AI Literacy in empowering students to navigate AI inclusively, ensuring that education in the AI era is accessible and equitable for all. This session will be facilitated by Instructional Technologist, Mary Smith.
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Learn practical strategies to utilize AI to assist in making your pedagogy more culturally responsive. As a dynamic DEIB leader in higher education, Dr. Junco excels in developing and executing strategic agendas that foster inclusivity and equity, partnering with K-12 districts, colleges, and community organizations. He specializes in cultivating a sense of belonging through innovative faculty-led initiatives, professional development programs, and DEIB-focused curricula, addressing critical equity gaps. His expertise also encompasses designing effective diversity recruitment and retention strategies, reinforcing his commitment to building diverse, equitable, and inclusive educational communities. This session will be facilitated by Dr Eric Junco, Director of Equity at Northern Illinois University.
Asynchronous Online Tutorials Offered by MetaLab at Harvard
This series of self-paced tutorials were designed for faculty and provides resources and suggestions as to how faculty can promote AI literacy, prevent its misuse, and how we can use it to assist with the more tedious aspects of teaching.
Here are some further professional development activities for Kish faculty.
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The ICTL website is a central hub for Kishwaukee College faculty to explore best practices in course design, learn about instructional technology, and find webinars and other on-demand professional development. Created and managed by Tim Lockman, Instructional Designer.