From Words to Code: Python Scripting for Language Data ProcessingThis three-part, hands-on workshop series provides a practical introduction to Python scripting for language data processing. Across three one-hour sessions, participants will build a foundation for using Python to automate common language-data tasks and gradually move toward more advanced techniques for processing and analyzing linguistic data. Along the way, we will explore how generative AI can assist with writing, understanding, and troubleshooting Python scripts, as well as how visualizations can help make patterns in language data more visible.

Enhancing Interaction in Lamakū (Brightspace) for Language LearnersOffered by the Center for Language & Technology, this professional development series introduces faculty and graduate students in the College of Arts, Languages & Letters (CALL) to core instructional design principles for language and culture courses. Participants will acquire practical skills and tools to design interactive learning experiences that elevate student engagement.

Mastering Google Docs Part 3: Leveraging AI with your Google DocsIn this third installment of Mastering Google Docs, we will explore techniques for utilizing AI as part of preparing documents. Key features discussed will include style and writing assistance such as proofreading, rephrasing, summarization, compiling reports from multiple documents, and generating notes. Additional topics include content enhancements such image generation, help with table construction, and other infographics. All faculty, staff, and graduate students are welcome to attend.

Teach & Thrive: A Professional Learning Series for TAsNew to teaching? No worries, we got you! This collaborative professional learning series is designed to help TAs and GAs adjust to life in the classroom and build confidence. We'll share ideas, strategies, and tips for bringing engagement, energy, and joy into your classes. Each session will focus on a topic relevant to language teaching giving TAs & GAs space to try out new ideas, share experiences, discover tech tools, and connect with colleagues from across language departments. You'll walk away feeling ready for Monday! This series welcomes GAs who teach any language and at any level. Faculty members and others across CALL who are interested in language teaching or who support graduate student instructors are also welcome.

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From Words to Code: Python Scripting for Language Data Processing

Nov. 5, Nov. 12, Nov. 19

Enhancing Interaction in Lamakū (Brightspace) for Language Learners

Sep. 10, Nov. 17

Mastering Google Docs Part 3: Leveraging AI with your Google Docs

Teach & Thrive: A Professional Learning Series for TAs

Aug. 28, Sep. 25, Oct. 23, Dec. 4

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AI Roundtable: Who’s Writing Now?

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Mastering Google Docs Part 2: Formatting, Writing & Collaboration

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Start with CLT

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AI Tool Discovery and Evaluation

Sep. 15, Sep. 29, Oct. 13

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Data-driven learning meets generative artificial intelligence: Informal internet written language in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean

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Mastering Google Docs: Formatting, Writing & Collaboration

Sep. 22, Sep. 23

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Info. Session: Student Projects with the Center for Language & Technology through the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program

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Guest Speaker & Fulbright Scholar: Barbara Gallardo

Sep. 9, Sep. 16