The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning’s 2024 Conference on Innovative Teaching and Student Success

Save the Date: Wednesday, August 14, 8:30am-3:30pm, Orange Campus

Register here by August 2nd to reserve your seat!


AI and TikTok and Smartphones, Oh My! Navigating the Rapidly Changing Digital Landscape to Support Learning, Wellness, and Productivity

Do you ever feel overwhelmed by the rapid advancements in technology and the ever-changing educational landscape? Are you curious about AI and how it can revolutionize your teaching or increase your own productivity? Do you have concerns about digital distractions in the classroom and/or the impact of technology on attention, productivity, and overall wellbeing? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you are not alone. Teaching college today is challenging! Yet, when you are equipped with the relevant knowledge, skills, and strategies to improve student learning and development – and are part of a supportive community of scholars with the same goal of increasing student success and their own productivity – this work can be energizing and very rewarding.

We hope you will join us this summer for the CETL’s 2024 Conference on Innovative Teaching and Student Success. Participants will explore:

  • AI tools and strategies to increase student learning and faculty productivity,
  • The impact of technology and smartphones [screen time] on engagement, attention, productivity, and learning,
  • How to address academic integrity issues with your students, and
  • How to maximize one’s health, happiness, and productivity through digital balance.

Conference sessions will include:

  • Digital Wellness Across Generations: How Students and Faculty Flourish in the Digital Age
  • Preparing Tomorrow’s Workforce: The Impact of AI on the Development of Professional Skills
  • Using AI to Decrease Your Teaching Workload
  • Using Co-Pilot to Increase Research Productivity
  • Beyond the Hype: Teaching Students Critical AI Literacy Through Practical Activities
  • Evolving Technologies for Teaching: Engaging Students with AR and VR
  • Engaging Learners and Managing Digital Distractions in the Classroom
  • And more!

Questions? Contact us at CETL@chapman.edu