(CLT) AI Tool Discovery and Evaluation (Session 3 of 3)
REGISTER HERE (@hawaii.edu required)
Facilitator: UH Mānoa, Center for Language & Technology
Dr. Naiyi Xie Fincham, Associate Faculty Specialist in Learning Design
Dates: Tuesdays @ 2:00 – 3:00PM HST (3-sessions)
*The lineup of topics below is based on responses so far and what we anticipate being most helpful. As more interest comes in, topics may be adjusted. So there’s still time to shape them!
- 9/15 — NotebookLM (Google): Creating multimodal learning materials and scaffolds from curated resources
- 9/29 — Google Vids: Turning slides into videos, building multimedia projects, and collaborating in real time
- 10/13 — DeepL & Grammarly: Supporting translation and writing
Location: Moore Hall 257, UH Mānoa
Description: As generative AI rapidly enters language classrooms, we are prompted to consider how it may reshape the ways we teach and support student learning. Join us for this hands-on, low-stakes “click-around” three-session series to explore and experiment with readily available AI tools that can assist your teaching and engage your students. Our driving questions are simple: what can these tools do to foster active learning, and how can we model ethical, responsible use for our students? Come explore AI and discover how it works best for you — no prior experience needed!
Note: These are hands-on sessions. Participants should either bring a laptop or request one from CLT.